“Kosovo, one step closer to the Council of Europe. The Committee for Political Affairs and Democracy of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe approved today the report and recommended Kosovo’s membership in the Council of Europe,” Nikolla said in a post.

On behalf of the Assembly of Albania, Nikolla welcomed this well-deserved success of Kosovo.

“I reaffirm our commitment to continue supporting Kosovo until membership in the Council of Europe, in other international organizations, increasing recognitions and Kosovo’s contribution to international relations and developments,” Nikolla underlined.
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In the proceedings of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, the chairwoman of the Albanian delegation in this forum, Blerina Gjylameti, at the same time the head of the Albania-Israel friendship group, emphasized that the attacks of the terrorist group Hamas are unacceptable and must be condemned in the strongest terms.

In a post on social media, Gjylameti emphasizes the importance of dialogue and lasting peace in accordance with the basic principles of international peace and security.

“The appalling images of these days have shocked and encouraged us to react unanimously in support of the Israeli people. We believe in dialogue and sustainable peace, in accordance with the fundamental principles of international peace and security.
Citizens have the fundamental right to live in peace, security and interfaith harmony.

At the same time, all Israeli attacks on hospitals and refugee camps must be stopped immediately. The extreme situation of the people of Palestine must end because they do not deserve to pay the consequences of the terrorist acts of Hamas,” she said.
Gjylameti underlines that Albania is a unique example for the inter-faith harmony, the cultivation of which is an extraordinary asset of our national identity.

“We are ready to offer our contribution at any moment and committed to supporting efforts for peace and security in the Middle East. Children, women, the elderly do not deserve to suffer and live in this appalling situation. “Innocent people do not deserve the repercussions that war brings,” Gjylameti said.
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