TIRANA, June 11 /ATA/ – Albania’s parliament is set to convene in a plenary session on Thursday, with six interpellations scheduled on the agenda.
According to the approved agenda, the first interpellation will be held with Environment Minister Sofjan Jaupaj, following a request by opposition Democratic Party lawmakers seeking clarifications on development plans for the Zvërnec area.
Democratic Party lawmakers have also summoned Interior Minister Besfort Lamallari to answer questions regarding a recent incident in Lozhan, near Maliq, southeastern Albania, in which a police officer was killed in the line of duty and another was wounded.
Opposition lawmaker Enno Bozdo has called Economy Minister Delina Ibrahimaj for an interpellation over the Durana Park project.
MP Agron Shehaj has requested an interpellation with Prime Minister Edi Rama concerning the concession contract for the design, construction, operation, maintenance and transfer of the Thumanë-Vorë-Kashar highway.
Shehaj and fellow lawmaker Erald Kapri have also sought an interpellation with Finance Minister Petrit Malaj regarding the enforcement of financial obligations and the collection of a 120 million euro penalty imposed on oil producer Bankers Petroleum.
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