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Shkruar nga PamfletiThe Assembly begins the new parliamentary session today. Initially, the Conference of Speakers will hold a meeting at 11:00, where the draft work program of the Assembly for the period January 19, 2026 - February 27, 2026 will be reviewed.
The Conference of Speakers will also review the draft calendar of the Assembly's work for the period January 19, 2026 - February 6, 2026.
Next, the Committee for Civic Initiatives will hold its first meeting for 2026. At this meeting, the work plan for the request from the High Judicial Council for security in the courts and the request from the Financial Intelligence Agency will be approved.
The first session for 2026 will be held at 5:00 PM.
The last session of the Assembly was held on December 18, 1 month ago. The new parliamentary session is expected to mark strong debates between the majority and the opposition, while the political climate in the country seems to be increasing "temperatures".
However, for two of the reforms that are considered key, the Electoral and Territorial reforms, Edi Rama's Socialists and Sali Berisha's Democrats are expected to sit down for negotiations. At least, this was also confirmed over the weekend by the Democratic Party leader, Sali Berisha, who said that the next local elections will be held with the new territorial division.
Both reforms are expected to be approved within the parliamentary session ending in July.
The Socialists have stated that they do not intend to wait indefinitely for the Democrats to participate in the two special committees established by the Assembly to discuss and draft drafts that will then be presented to the Assembly for approval, which deal with electoral and territorial reform.
At the last meeting of the Socialist Parliamentary Group, Prime Minister Edi Rama went even further, when he spoke about a complete constitutional reform, which even affected the number of deputies in the Albanian Parliament, reducing it from 140 to 100.
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