
The Constitutional Court has decided that the issue of the decree of Minister "Diella" by the President of the Republic, Bajram Begaj, will be reviewed in a plenary session.
The Democratic Party requested the repeal of Article 2 of the Decree “On the Appointment of the Prime Minister”, No. 331, dated 12.09.2025, as incompatible with the Constitution of the Republic of Albania. Likewise, the DP requested the repeal of Article 1, point 1, second sentence, of the Decree “On the Appointment of the Council of Ministers”, No. 333, dated 15.09.2025, also as incompatible with the Constitution.
The Constitutional Court Panel decided to transfer the case for consideration in a plenary session based on the submitted documents.
According to the lawsuit of the DP parliamentary group, President Bajram Begaj's decree on the establishment and functioning of the Virtual Minister of Artificial Intelligence "Diella" is an unconstitutional act, as the Constitution does not provide for such an institution, while decision-making on the establishment of a new ministerial-level structure belongs solely to the Assembly.
The opposition argues that, despite its appreciation for innovation, "Diella" cannot take legal form through a presidential decree, as this exceeds the constitutional powers of the President and violates the institutional order clearly defined by the fundamental law.
The Democratic Party requests that the Constitutional Court intervene to guarantee respect for constitutional principles, stopping, according to it, the majority's tendency to concentrate power and undermine the normal functioning of institutions.
Diella me Zeqinene do na coje perpara.