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Shkruar nga PamfletiPrime Minister Edi Rama will present during today's plenary session the governing program for the next four years. The program, which is 59 pages long, is based on three main pillars: European Albania, Sustainable Economic Growth and Well-being for All.
The Albanian Parliament will convene for the third time this week. Today, Prime Minister Edi Rama will present the government's program for the next four years.
The Conference of Speakers has decided that each MP will have the right to speak for 10 minutes on this issue.
The only one who has no time limit is Edi Rama as the country's prime minister. Then Sali Berisha or Gazment Bardhi from the opposition have the right to speak for the same number of minutes as the prime minister.
The discussions are expected to last until midnight, which will lead to the session being adjourned and resuming on Friday.
At the end of the marathon of discussions, the Assembly will vote to approve the new government with the prime minister and 16 ministers, by voting on the decrees of President Bajram Begaj.
If the vote is held early Friday, the cabinet's swearing-in ceremony before the president will also take place that day. Otherwise, it will be postponed to Saturday. Immediately after the swearing-in, Rama is expected to call the first meeting of the new government, as has happened in previous mandates.
Prime Minister Edi Rama will present the governing program for the next four years during today's plenary session. The program, which is 59 pages long, is based on three main pillars: European Albania, Sustainable Economic Growth, and Well-being for All.
The first, "European Albania" and the goal of integrating the country into the EU by 2030. The second pillar is based on "Sustainable Economic Growth", while in the third, the government promises that this mandate will focus more on citizens with "Well-being for All".
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