TIRANA, June 2 – Parliament met on Monday for a plenary session of the “Green Week”, dedicated to issues raised by MPs during meetings with voters in their constituencies. The session was chaired by Deputy Speaker Klodiana Spahiu.

At the start of proceedings, MPs approved the minutes of the May 21, 2026 session and reviewed announcements. They then voted on three draft decisions linked to the organisation and functioning of parliamentary standing committees.

Meanwhile, Parliament approved the draft decision on the appointment of standing committee chairpersons with 78 votes in favour, no votes against and one abstention. It also approved the composition of standing committees with 76 votes in favour. In addition, MPs endorsed the appointment of substitute members with 82 votes in favour.

During the debate, MPs raised several issues identified in meetings with citizens. The concerns included investments and challenges across different sectors.

Topics also covered protests and investments in Zvërnec, healthcare funding and access to medical treatment, tourism development, agricultural subsidies, infrastructure gaps in flood protection systems, guidance on hormonal treatment at the University Hospital Centre “Mother Teresa”, and investments in education.

The plenary session ended at around 20:30.

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