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Blerina Bala, the commanding mayor of the municipality of Himara, has resigned.
The acting mayor of Himara Municipality, Blerina Bala, has resigned.
It is learned that the resignation was made official a few minutes ago.
"For personal reasons that require my time and full attention, I regret to inform you of my inability to continue the office of Mayor of Himarë that was entrusted to me by the Himarë City Council", Bala is said to have said.
Letters:
Dear residents of Himara!
Dear member of the Himar City Council!
I feel honored and privileged that I was given the opportunity to lead the Himar Municipality during this difficult and wonderful period for me.
During this time I have tried to work diligently and steadfastly to address and resolve the issues that have been presented to me.
However, due to personal reasons that require my time and full attention, I regret to inform you of my inability to continue the office of Mayor of Himarë that was entrusted to me by the Himarë City Council.
With this letter, today I officially submit my irrevocable resignation from the position of Mayor of Himar Municipality.
I want to express my deepest thanks and gratitude to the staff of the Himara Municipality, the Himara Municipal Council and every resident of Himara for the support and human values that we have shared during this period.
I humbly ask you to accept my sincere gratitude for the cooperation and for everything we have achieved together.
With respect, Blerina Bala
Please note that on March 29, 2024, the Municipal Council of Himara voted Blerina Bala as the new elected mayor amid tensions. With 15 votes in favor and 4 against, the Council decided that Blerina Bala will exercise the duties of mayor until new elections are held.
The command of Blerina Bala at the head of the Municipality of Himara came after the resignation of Jorgo Goros, who was arrested by the Special Prosecutor's Office on the charge of abuse of office for the alienation of 2 properties. Meanwhile, Fredi Beleri, who was elected mayor on May 14, is serving a 2-year prison sentence for the crime of vote buying.
Himara remains without a leader again, while according to the law on the functioning of the local government, it will be the Municipal Council of Himara that will meet to vote and command another leader until the elections are held.
The 2 names discussed to take the lead are Pervin Gjikuria and Arqile Bollano.
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