BALA organized a panel with the High Inspector of Justice in Tirana, where Albanian jurists from the diaspora attended during the Fourth Diaspora Summit.

Metani hosted the meeting, while Rusi and Çela joined the discussion. The panel focused on justice reform and the important role of the diaspora. Muharremi moderated the event.

Metani said institutions must treat the diaspora equally. He explained that oversight follows the law and helps protect accountability as well as judicial independence.

Çela said diaspora lawyers must understand the prosecution system. He noted that reform has changed the system, but challenges still remain. He added that the prosecution system is decentralized, which increases complexity but also strengthens independence.

Diaspora jurists asked how they could contribute. They came from the UK, France, Germany, and Switzerland.

Metani said two students will begin internships in June, while more applications are currently under review. He welcomed cooperation in employment, consultancy, and research.

Rusi said the High Judicial Council is open to qualified professionals. He encouraged internships and stronger international cooperation.

Çela said Albania’s path toward the EU needs the support of the diaspora.

All leaders agreed that reform has created a new justice system that ensures independence and control. They said the law must guide all decisions.