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In Gjadër of Lezha, the works for the construction of the refugee camp have started.
The reception centers for immigrants in Gjadër i Lezha should be ready on May 20, when the first immigrants caught at sea by the Italian authorities are expected to arrive.
The refugees will be received in a structure that will be erected in the Port of Shengjin and from there they will be transported by buses about 35 km to Gjadër, where they will stay without luck until the asylum requests are examined.
"Their landing will take place in Shengjin. At the entrance to the village of Gjadër, the construction of the camp has already started, but also other constructions that will be carried out for the provision of drinking water, as well as other elements to make it functional.
Initially, a 7-meter-high surrounding wall will be erected, to prevent the possible exit of immigrants if there are such attempts.
On November 6, Prime Minister Edi Rama and his Italian counterpart, Giorgia Meloni, signed in Rome the agreement for the construction of two centers for housing immigrants in Albania. According to the agreement, the landing port for the immigrants will be Shengjini, while Gjadri will be the camp where their accommodation will be built. The maximum capacity of the number that the center will host in Albania cannot be more than 3 thousand immigrants per month.
The expenses for this political decision so far will be borne by Italy, which will pay Albania the first fund in the amount of 16.5 million euros, within 3 months. It is anticipated that over 100 million euros will be frozen in a second level bank account as a guarantee. Italy, meanwhile, assumes all expenses for hospital care according to Albanian legislation, after the administration of hospital treatments of the Albanian side. The immigrants will wait for the answer for asylum from the Italian authorities in the structure that will be built by the Italians.
The duration of the agreement will be 5 years, but it can be automatically extended for another 5 years if one of the parties does not communicate at least six months before the end date of its intention not to renew this protocol.
On November 21, the House of Representatives in the Italian Parliament approved by 189 votes to 126 the resolution of the Italian majority, despite criticism from the opposition.
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