Minister of Defense Pirro Vengu said that the activity took place in context of the 80th anniversary of the country’s Liberation, as an annual event with a mobile museum that attracted the attention of hundreds of enthusiasts and tourists.

“Over 35 automatic rifles, light artillery cannons used on several fronts by partisan units, 10 machine guns of different brands and many other weapons transformed the Museum of the Armed Forces into one of the most favorite destinations of the activity ‘Peza n ‘Fest'”, said Vengu.

According to the minister, the rare evidence of Albania’s history gave another dimension to this event, referring to “Peza n’fest”, where the main goal was to acquaint the young generations and foreigners with the events that have marked the history of Albania. /m.m/p.s./

The resignation request has been submitted to the Leading Board of the Albanian Radio-Television. Peza was appointed to this position in June 2023.

During his work in the office of the general director, Peza undertook several reforms and a revival of the television studios and channels of the radio and television platform.

On the website of Radio-Television it is read that through these reforms, Radio-Television managed to get transformed in a short time into an important voice for the public and a competitive actor in the Albanian media market. /p.s./

Peza was one of the three candidates in the shortlist who appeared in the public hearing organized by the Leading Board in accordance with its legal procedure.

During the public hearing, there were planned to be listened 4 candidates who qualified for the competition, but one of them, Helidon Haliti, informed the Leading Board that due to health reasons, he withdrew from the competition.

The candidates presented the main points of their platforms, which according to them intended to strengthen the Albanian Radio-Television public media, bringing it closer to the viewers and serving the interest in public information.

At the end of the hearing session, the 9 members of the Board voted secretly for the election of the new head of the Albanian Public Radio-Television.

Further on, the Board announced that Alfred Peza was the winner for the post of the general director, and according to the law he will hold the office for the next 5 years.

In his speech at the public hearing session, Peza said that, “There are three main pillars on which he will focus his work so that to achieve the ambition to transform the Albanian Radio-Television into the digital age: The first is the restoration of public trust, the increase in audience of the radio and TV channels and increase of revenue to face competition and market challenges”./k.s/ /gj.m/r.e/p.s./

Prime Minister Edi Rama posted on social media photos from the new school of this village, built anew from scratch and that is due to open its doors this September to welcome students.

Rama emphasizes that this school offers modern teaching conditions and dedicated spaces for preschool children.

The new building is divided into two parts, where one part is dedicated to the preschool level consisting of two classrooms, while there are also five classrooms, four laboratories and a reading room. In addition to the sports grounds, the school has all the other auxiliary infrastructure.

This is the 4th school rebuilt after the earthquake in Peza in addition to the 12 new schools that open their doors this academic year, solving the problem of travel time of the students to other more distant schools./p.s./

The new school in Peza, built in context of the Reconstruction Program, is named after engineer Agron Hysenlliu, former director of the Construction Institute.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared a view of this 9-year school in the social media built according to the same standards with the best schools in the capital.

“Here’s the new school named after the excellent professional Agron Hysenlliu, who was not spared a single day helping anyone who lost shelter in the earthquake of November 26 until COVID-19 brutally departed this life”, said Rama.

The new school “Agron Hysenlliu” in Peza e Vogel has a capacity of 250 students. On its two floors, the building has 8 classrooms with 24 students each, 2 classrooms for pre-school education system, 4 laboratories of chemistry, physics, biology, library, teacher’s room, doctor’s room and psychologist.

The school bears the name of the former director of the Construction Institute, the late engineer, Agron Hysenlliu, who lost the battle to COVID-19 a year ago, leaving in the middle development projects for many neighborhoods and areas in Tirana, a part of which were affected by strong seismic tremors./m.m/ /a.a/p.s./