29/05/1998
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Zëri i Popullit

29 May 1998

Further concessions for emigrants

The Greek counterpart responds to Angjeli’s request The deadline for submitting the documents required for legalization is extended for a period of five months PAGE 11

What will the President be like?

Constitution Drafting Commission The President: a figure politically neutral in party terms and a balancer of powers PAGE 2

Sure steps toward the revival of the army

INSIDE DURRËS: THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF CONGRATULATES THE MILITARY Sure steps toward the revival of the army

NATO, PROTECTION FOR THE BALKANS

The international community commits to preserving peace in the Balkans PAGE 3

Others implicated in the March crimes

SARANDË, PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE PAGE 5

Promises along the way...

A LOOK BACK AFTER A VAGUE PROMISE PAGE 6

MINISTER ARBEN MALAJ AMONG ITALIAN STUDENTS IN MILAN

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In the industrial “kingdom” of Puglia

Inside and outside the “Fiera del Levante” Intensive visits by officials, businesspeople and citizens; discussions and the signing of agreements. Minister Büfi invites powerful Italian entrepreneurs to participate in the privatization of strategic sectors of the Albanian economy PAGE 4

PRIME MINISTER FATOS NANO RECEIVES PROF. REXHEP QOSJA

Prime Minister Fatos Nano received Professor Rexhep Qosja yesterday evening. In an atmosphere of warm, friendly emotion, the two interlocutors spoke at length about the Kosovo issue and the increasingly difficult reality being imposed by force through Belgrade’s aggressive policy. It is now time for more frequent and constructive contacts, so that no opening is left for adventurers or provocateurs of any kind. We need as much reason and self-control as possible, because the main goal must be to spare as many human lives as possible, the two interlocutors said. The Albanian government will continue working to find a swift, peaceful and lasting solution to the Kosovo issue, using every opportunity available to influence the decisions of its Western allies. The United States of America in particular is, at this moment, a key factor in resolving the crisis, Prime Minister Fatos Nano said, emphasizing the frequent, constructive contacts with President Clinton’s special envoys, Talbot, Holbruk and Gelbard. For his part, Prof. Rexhep Qosja said that contacts between Tirana and Prishtina should continue at every level, especially the intellectual and academic levels. But, he added, what is important is that decisions concerning the people of Kosovo be made by those circles and individuals who have authority and influence in Kosovo.

NATO Foreign Ministers (REUTERS) NATO Foreign Ministers (REUTERS)

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“migrants” “of the army”

FOR THE BALKANS