AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoJudicial Pay Clash: Albania’s judges and prosecutors have taken the new magistrates’ salary law to the Constitutional Court, arguing the increase is far below what they requested after Parliament approved a smaller raise on Sept. 18. Constitutional Court Pipeline: The Justice Appointments Council (KED) cleared two candidates—Naureda Llagami and Jordan Daci—for two vacant Constitutional Court seats, while one candidate was disqualified. EU Justice Support: The EU’s new ambassador met SPAK chief Klodian Braho, reiterating support for an independent and effective special prosecution office. Ongoing Protests: Day 114 of demonstrations continues outside the PM’s office, with another rally planned outside Parliament. Local Security Crackdown: Police launched a task force in Sarandë after a string of violent incidents, including a recent killing and injuries. Fuel Prices Set: Diesel capped at Lek 219 (Euro 2.40) and gasoline at Lek 195, effective from Sept. 19. Digital Convenience: BKT and IdentiTek will let customers buy identity e-coupons inside the BKT Smart app. Artemis Accords: Albania signed NASA’s Artemis Accords in Washington, with foreign minister Ferit Hoxha signing. Heritage Row Abroad: Albanian-Udi community leaders visited Azerbaijan’s Ganjasar monastery, calling it “Albanian” heritage amid wider historical disputes.
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