TIRANA, March 31 – Parliament held a plenary session under Speaker Niko Peleshi as part of the “Green Week,” focusing on issues identified during meetings with voters in constituencies.

Lawmakers discussed agriculture, healthcare, infrastructure, and public security. They also addressed food prices, the hydrocarbons market model, and tourism. Socialist MP Erion Braçe spoke about the hydrocarbons market and its effect on fuel prices, noting that Albania records high net fuel prices in the region.

Infrastructure and regional development also featured in the debate. Democratic Party MP Greta Bardeli referred to investment needs in northern areas and asked about progress on the Dukagjin Road project. Socialist MP Ardit Bido announced the approval of Delvina as a cultural historical ensemble and said cadastral digitalisation will support the resolution of property issues.

Education and economic topics formed another part of the discussion. MPs highlighted the importance of strengthening universities and supporting production and industry in the current economic context. Socialist MP Sara Mile underlined the role of clear property rights in the EU integration process, while MP Tërmet Peçi proposed the creation of a museum for Ali Pasha Tepelena in Tepelena.

Environmental issues also drew attention. Socialist MP Marjana Koçeku presented water samples to illustrate conditions in the Drin River and called for action. Democratic Party MP Albana Vokshi referred to participation in meetings with international representatives, while Speaker Peleshi said such claims do not reflect the situation. The session lasted about three hours and ended at 20:10.

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