TIRANA, November 26/ATA/ Prime Minister Edi Rama attended today in the IX roundtable of the Special Parliamentary Commission on Good Governance, the Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption, on the topic “Guaranteeing the right to property and fight against corruption in the property sector”, where he emphasized that, “The parliament should become the epicenter of an intensive interaction that begins with this phase of this process and that in my view should continue until the moment when Albania joins the European Union”.
PM Rama said that, “I chose to participate in this roundtable due to the high sensitivity that the topic of property has for the public, the government, but also for the European Union”.
“The way in which the Special Commission will get transformed into a permanent mechanism within the Parliament and into a reference point for all institutions of this state”, Rama underlined.
The prime minister said further on that, “This commission is an irreplaceable and indispensable instrument for our success in the accession process and for our success in the negotiations because we do not go to the EU negotiations as the government of Albania that represents everyone, but we go as a front of institutions that represent three powers, the legislative, the executive and the judiciary, which in their relations with each other have spaces for communication and interaction, but also have limits because they are independent of each other. This means that the coordination of this entire front and progress can only be guaranteed if the Assembly becomes a place where all the forces that act and interact on behalf of the state in the Republic of Albania meet and on the other hand all these forces can be held accountable”, emphasized Rama. /k.s/r.e/a.f/p.s./
