AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFIFA Crisis in Focus: Norway’s football federation became the first to openly demand Gianni Infantino resign after his shelved plan to sell World Cup stakes, while Mexico and Argentina backed him and CAF reaffirmed unanimous support. EU Path Update: Prime Minister Edi Rama told the Financial Times Albania has a clear route to EU membership, citing stronger reforms and negotiations. Anti-Corruption Court Rules: Albania’s opposition criticized new restrictions on journalists at the special anti-corruption court, including a ban on phones and limits on accreditation. Road Safety Push: New traffic rules in Albania now hit repeat drink-drivers with permanent licence loss, with tighter speed and phone penalties. Infrastructure: Rama announced a new opened section of Corridor 8 on the Elbasan–Qafë Thanë road to cut travel times and improve safety. Business Risk: A Vlora airport concession dispute is escalating as businessman Behgjet Pacolli warns of possible international arbitration over alleged investor-rights violations. Culture Spotlight: Prishtina’s Open Art Gallery is highlighted as a needed independent space for experimentation and regional cultural exchange.
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