Minister of Education and Sports Ogerta Manastirliu shared today in the social media photos of this new high school.

The project included electrical and plumbing installations, the heating system, the improvement of the toilets, the restoration of the facades, the replacement of doors and windows and the installation of the camera system.

On September 8, the first day of the new school year 2025-2026, 30 new schools will open their doors from the north to the south.

The preparations for the new school year continue in all 9-year and secondary schools in the country.

The registrations for the first and tenth grade students for the new school year were open on the “e-Albania” platform until September 1.

Meanwhile, the process of distribution of free textbooks to 236 thousand students throughout the country is going on. There are about 9 million euros, which are made available to guarantee that students have free textbooks from the first to the 9th grade and also for 16 categories of students who are in high schools. /gj.m//a.f//r.e/p.s./

Sadushi said that, “The High Court has three objectives>”

First, he listed the reduction of the backlog cases, for which the High Court holds the record, because it has reduced these cases that were awaiting since 4 years by 50%.

Second, according to Sadushi, the objective has been to orient judicial practice towards the uniform application of the law, where the main focus of judges is security and sustainability through daily decision-making and that with a unifying and developmental character.

And third, the increase in institutional legitimacy with an orientation towards independence, impartiality, effectiveness, accountability and transparency.

According to Sadushi, these objectives have as their ultimate goal the provision of impartial, professional justice, in the fastest possible time, as constituent elements of access to justice.

During his speech, Sadushi highlighted that the main orientation for the High Court remains transparency.

“The justice system becomes more accessible and open to citizens, not only through decisions, but also through the way it functions and approaches the public”, he said, adding that however “we are constantly looking for new efficient ways and means to accomplish this mission”.

Sadushi emphasized that the establishment and maintenance of relations with counterpart institutions and regional and international organizations also has a direct impact on improving performance of the High Court.

During the conference, Sadushi announced that the High Court will organize in Tirana, in June 2025, the Annual Conference of the Presidents of the High Courts of Central and Eastern Europe.

In conclusion of his speech, Sadushi said that his message is clear: “Justice is the foundation of society and we are determined to make it a model that gives confidence, security and pride to our citizens.” /j.p/p.s./

The ruling was read on Tuesday in the counseling room, after the recourse of the Nika family and specifically of Aleks Nika’s wife, Rajmonda Nika, who during 2023 contested in several courts the decision of the special prosecutors who sent the case for investigation by the prosecution office of Tirana.

This decision of the senior judges means that the parties will be called in a session in two weeks time.

The relatives of Aleks Nika said that SPAK should focus also on the former minister of interior Lulzim Basha, former prime minister Sali Berisha and former National Guard commander Ndrea Prendi.

This stance of the Nika family, but also of the relatives of the other three killed on the boulevard, Hekuran Dedas, Ziver Veizit and Faik Myrtaj, was not accepted by SPAK with the conclusion that the case was being investigated by the Prosecutor’s Office of Tirana.

In November 2023, the Strasbourg Court announced the new ruling on Alex Nika, finding the failure to investigate and judge the assassination to be a violation. /r.e/p.s./

The High Court concluded that the Court of Appeal failed in March to answer the demands of the Re-foundation Committee of the DP and the old Democratic Party on the matter of the logo and the seal.

The High Court decided the claims of the two sides can be solved by the Court of the Appeal.

Hence, the High Court decided to return the case to the Court of Appeal, but with another judicial panel.

As the High Court was holding its session, the Re-foundation Committee of the Democratic Party staged a protest in front of the Court.

While the Democratic Party said that, “Today’s decision of the High Court is another step towards the establishment of delayed justice for the PD case”.

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The Penal College composed of Ilir Panda, Sokol Binaj and Sandër Simoni gave the ruling today.

Beleri is accused of buying and selling votes. He asked for a more lenient security measure than that of arrest.

Earlier, the Special Courts, that of the First Instance and that of the Appeal, rejected the requests of the elected-mayor on May 14, while he was kept in custody. Beleri was arrested two days before the elections on May 14, where he also won for the municipality of Himara. He was imprisoned for passive corruption in the elections. Beleri did not take the oath. /r.e/p.s./

He expressed his satisfaction with the work done implying that the renovation will end ahead of schedule.

“Over 1,000 students will learn in modern facilities and conditions that have not even been imagined before. One of the main objectives of the municipality has been creating the conditions for the development of the learning process”, he said.

The new building is near completion and works are on track to finish ahead of schedule. Gjici said that there is no tolerance in regard to quality, as everything will be done with standards.

“Larger premises have been opened, be it the library or other halls. There will be ample facilities for students. We will intervene in the adjustment of the field, the gym. I am satisfied with the progress of the works and hope to finish it within 3-4 months”, said Mayor Gjici. /j.p/p.s./

In a post on social networks, Tabaku reacted to the economic situation in the country, where according to her the situation is difficult.

According to Tabaku, economic difficulties are related to external and internal factors.

“At the end of the year, Albanians expect hope, alternatives and new opportunities! Today, the Albanian economy is in difficulty due to external factors, but more due to internal factors. The paradise of imaginary achievements that says that the year is ending well, and that normalizes the difficulties that Albanian families are going through today, does not help anyone. Today, we have the highest inflation (price increase) in the region and beyond, 8.3%, we have an extraordinary increase in loan installments that are unaffordable for the pockets of Albanian families and businesses,” she said.

Tabaku emphasized that Albania has the highest debt in the region and the highest fuel prices.

“We have the highest debt in the region, reaching 100% of GDP. We have the highest fuel prices, which with the communist boards are increasing production costs and business costs. I refuse to believe that what the government is offering today is construction and they are proud that today it is being built with informal financial resources that are actually destroying the economy,” she said.

Tabaku said that solutions for the economy do not come from the gambling law and fiscal amnesty./p.s./

The High Court published the number of registered cases, which are 34,272 administrative court files.

The High Court brings to the attention of public opinion that there are currently 34,272 administrative, civil and criminal court files registered with it, while the number of pending cases to be reviewed according to the deadline defined in the procedural legislation, has significantly decreased into 30,751 files.

“The high number of 8,637 court decisions that were given from April 2020, when the operation of the High Court resumed, until July 31, 2022, has influenced the significant reduction of the pending cases,” reads the report./p.s./

“The High Court would like to make a reminder in appreciation of the valuable contribution of Albanian patriots, who paid attention to the judicial system by adopting the first judicial act, the Canon of Jury, which reflected the principles of organization and functioning of the judicial system, with the best international standards of the time “, – announces the High Court.

“National Justice Day is a day to reflect as best as possible regarding the strict implementation of constitutional and legal duties that serve to strengthen the rule of law and protect the interests of citizens,” the Court said in a statement.

“Looking at and analyzing the statistical data, as well as the positions held for the consolidation of the practice by the three panels of the High Court, today we can say that trust in this institution is being created and hope is being given that the situation is changing,” the Court said.

“The realization of the objectives of the High Court as soon as possible and the continuous engagement of all actors, involved in the important process of justice reform, are important and hopeful indicators that justice will be done,” the Court said./p.s./

The ceremony organized on this occasion was also attended by Head of the High Judicial Council Naureda Llagami, members of the HJC, as well as the leaders of EURALIUS and Justice for All.

During the speech held on the occasion of this solemn ceremony, the Deputy Head of this court Sokol Sadushi said that, “The High Court feels appreciated with the arrival of four new colleagues, who have shown during their career professionalism and integrity. The election made by the HJC with the appointment of the newest members is an excellent election, which we wish to continue with the filling of the court with other judges “.

“Increasing the number of professional judges with integrity undoubtedly brings the successful fulfillment of what the public demands at all times, confidence in the judiciary, so that the citizen has the maximum protection and security provided by law,” said Sadushi.

He also stressed the commitment of the High Court body in ensuring the delivery of a speedy, quality, constitutional and legal justice.

On her part, the President of the HJC Naureda Llagami stated that, “The arrival of new and qualified judges in the High Court, increases the expectations for a better justice and decision-making as soon as possible, to enable the judgment of a number of pending cases “./ ks / jp /p.s./