AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 hours agoParty Politics: Sali Berisha attacked PM Edi Rama at the Democratic Party’s National Assembly, vowing to keep the “Balluku file” open and accusing the government of corruption and political manipulation. Party Reform: The DP also approved statute changes, including a bigger role for the diaspora (15% on lists and governing bodies) and a higher women’s quota (40%), plus a new Candidate Selection Commission to screen nominees before primaries. Health Debate: Albania’s Health Ministry approved hormone-therapy guidance for transgender people, but religious leaders and Muslim community representatives pushed back, while officials say the guidance applies only to adults and is not a final treatment protocol. Infrastructure: Vlora airport builders were given 30 days to settle a dispute and restart work after a legal clash between 2A Group and Mabco. Public Safety: Ahead of summer, authorities announced tougher arson penalties (up to 30 years) and expanded fire prevention and emergency response measures. Economy & Growth: Albania climbed in StartupBlink’s 2026 rankings, reaching 4th fastest-growing startup ecosystem in Europe, and building permits rose 25% in Q1 to 322, with housing still leading. Transport Support: Bus companies will get fuel support—50 leks per litre for March-May 2026—under a 250 million-lek government scheme.
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