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Balla: An ugly opposition alliance against justice reform

TIRANA, February 29/ATA/-The Chairperson of the Parliamentary group of the ruling Socialist Party Taulant Balla told the party congress today that the justice reform is the most important commitment of the party while since July 2016 there has been created an ugly opposition alliance against it.

Balla highlighted the fact that since 2016 when the party held the last electoral congress, it has won two significant battles, the general elections of June 25, 2017 and the local elections of June 30, 2019.

Balla pointed to November 26 quake as the was the most difficult moment for our generation. And he expressed gratitude for the Donor Conference and the solidarity and support of all the countries.

However, there are still hopeless politicians and evil people who are ready to make use of even a worls epidemic like the coronavirus to spread panic, create anxiety while looking for turmoil.

Balla said that the socialist governance has in its essence the spirit of protest to the problems that the common Albanians face every day.

He mentioned the “Pact with the University” which intended a better university life.

Balla emphasized that 2020 would be a turning point in the service to citizens. And he mentioned the digitalization of all the public services.

He also highlighted the government tax policy saying that Albania is the only country in the region where 91% of those doing business pay only 5% tax. Likewise, there is no VAT on agriculture inputs.

“In Albania, there are 1 233 000 persons employed. This is 262 thousand people more than in the first 3-month period of the first quarter of 2014”, said he.

The second-most influential party leader, Balla also spoke about the operation “Force of law” against crime assets./p.s./

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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