Dule demands interpellation with PM in Assembly: Minorities, not on Rama’s agenda of priorities

Dule denied this, saying minorities are not on Rama’s priority agenda. He asked the Speaker of the Assembly, Lindita Nikolla to hold this interpellation at another time.

“The prime minister did not deserve it. Rama’s position is that respect for minorities does not exist on his agenda of priorities, but exists in the EU. I do not accept the development of this interpellation, but it can take place in another moment with Rama. It shows abusive attitude and attitude of negative will “, said Dule.

While in her speech, Spiropali rejected Dule’s accusations, emphasizing that minorities are one of the most important issues for the government.

“It was exactly in respect of your request to hear what the Albanian governments have done for the protection of national minorities, we decided to hold this interpellation today and you decided not to conduct it. You used your time and told some untruths. This country is an example for the region in terms of respecting national minorities and completing the legal framework. You are guaranteed economic and cultural freedoms, but also other freedoms that unfortunately Albanians in many countries of the world are denied“, Said Spiropali.

Dule again took the floor from the seat and then left the assembly hall.

“Mrs. Spiropali, you just tried my justice and my decision not to develop it, my right is a matter of debates and not recitations”, said Dule.

Agenda this Thursday in the assembly:

In support of Order no. 33, dated 14.12.2021 of the Speaker of the Assembly, Mrs. Lindita Nikolla, rendi i

the day is as follows:

1. Approval of the minutes of the plenary session dated 9.12.2021 (Article 44, point 2 of the Rules of Procedure)

2. Announcements

(Article 44, point 3 of the Regulation)

3. Interpellation with the Prime Minister Mr. Edi Rama requested by MP Vangjel Dule. (Article 80 i

Constitution, Article 96 Rules of Procedure of the Assembly)

4. Question-answer session with the Minister of Education and Sports requested by the deputy Erisa Xhixho.

(Article 80 of the Constitution, Article 95 Rules of Procedure of the Assembly)

5. Draft law “On the ratification of the agreement between the Council of Ministers of the Republic of

Albania and the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,

for the readmission of persons and the implementing protocol of the agreement ”. (Article 121 of the Constitution and

Articles 55 and 73 of the Regulation, qualified majority for approval: absolute)

question

The initiator is expressed

The commission responsible for National Security says

Opinion of the Committee on Legal Affairs, Public Administration and Human Rights

Opinion of the Committee on Foreign Policy

Discussions

(Parliamentary groups are expressed)

Voting time

6. Draft Law “On the ratification of the agreement between the Republic of Albania and the Kingdom of

“United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland on the transfer of convicted persons.”

(Article 121 of the Constitution and Articles 55 and 73 of the Rules of Procedure, qualified majority vote for

approval: absolute)

question

2

The initiator is expressed

The commission responsible for National Security says

Opinion of the Committee on Legal Affairs, Public Administration and Human Rights

Opinion of the Committee on Foreign Policy

Discussions

(Parliamentary groups are expressed)

Voting time

7. Draft decision “On an addition to the decision no. 70/2021 “On the appointment of replacement members

in the composition of the standing committees of the Assembly ”. (Article 78 of the Constitution, article 21/1, point 1

and Article 55 Rules of Procedure of the Assembly)

Voting time

8. Draft decision “On some changes in the decision no. 67/2021 “On the appointment of the presidencies of

standing committees of the Assembly “changed”. (Article 78 of the Constitution, Article 21, point 1 and

article 55 Rules of Procedure of the Assembly)

Voting time

9. Discussions on issues outside the agenda (60 ‘)

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