Taulant Balla voiced support for the draft law “On the Foreign Service of the Republic of Albania.” He spoke at the Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Policy. He stressed the need to strengthen Albanian diplomacy at a key moment for the country.

First, Balla confirmed the backing of the Socialist Party majority. He said the group supports the vote on the draft law. He added that the law should further strengthen the diplomatic service.

Next, he noted Albania’s new position on the international stage. He said recent achievements have raised the country’s profile.

Moreover, Balla pointed to Albania’s EU ambitions. He said EU membership is no longer just a dream. It is now a tangible goal. He referred to the vision of Albania’s flag flying in Brussels by November 28, 2030.

At the same time, he highlighted new challenges. These include Albania’s role on the Peace Board. They also include hosting the NATO Summit next year. He called the summit a result of intensive work. He praised the contributions of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs.

Then, Balla focused on implementation. He said legal changes must come with quality execution. He warned that good laws matter only if institutions apply them well.

Finally, he expressed confidence in the ministry’s leadership. He said the law will be enforced with rigor and commitment. He concluded that Albania needs a diplomatic corps that meets European standards.

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