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SP convenes the National Assembly tomorrow, changes are expected in the Presidency, secretariat and political leaders...
The Socialist Party will start the engines for the 2025 elections tomorrow. After the Congress convened in July and the meeting with the ministers at the beginning of this month, Prime Minister Rama will convene the SP Assembly tomorrow, which will focus on organizing the party for the 2025 elections. next year. The meeting will be held in a hotel in Durrës, as according to sources it is expected that there will be changes in the management levels of the SP, from the members of the Presidency, to the political leaders and the secretariats.
As for the political leaders in the districts, we currently have such a division: In Fier - Taulant Balla, in Elbasan - Damian Gjiknuri, in Vlorë - Blendi Klosi, in Shkodër - Elisa Spiropali, in Kukës - Pandeli Majko, in Durrës - Ardian Çela , in Berat - Bledi Çuçi, in Gjirokastër - Mirela Kumbaro, in Dibër - Belinda Balluku, in Lezhë - Ulsi Manja, in Korçë - Niko Peleshi and in Tirana - Erion Veliaj. There are rumors that many of the above names could move. Some may change destination and some may leave altogether.
Also, the biggest surprises are expected at the presidency. The current composition of the Presidency of the SP is: Ogerta Manastirliu; Belinda Balluku; Olta Xhaçka; Evis Kushi; Mimi Kodheli; Blerina Gjylameti; Pandeli Majko; Erion Brace; Ditmir Bushati; Ilir Beqja; Arben Pëllumbi and Armando Subashi.
If we look, we have some names that are almost certain to leave. The first is Ilir Beqja, who is in the cell. We have Olta Xhaçka, whom Rama has publicly criticized as she has been inactive since she left as minister. There are also other names that are at risk, such as Evis Kushi, who is no longer a minister.
A total organization is also expected at the secretariats, although the changes happened only a year ago.
Meanwhile, it should be noted that the Assembly consists of new members, who were elected at the July Congress. From the lists of names, some that are well-known stand out. In Tirana are Joleza Koka and Romina Kuko, both with positions given by this government. Romina is deputy minister and president of the Tirana City Council.
In Durrës, one name stands out, Albora Rraja. From a verification on the website of the CEC and ILDKP, it turns out that the lady in question is the daughter of Rrahman Rraja, the deputy who resigned after the fight that happened in Fushë Krujë, where two ordinary citizens were massacred.
In Elbasan, another name stands out, Imelda Sejdini. She is the daughter of the late former mayor, Qazim Sejdini. The latter passed away some time ago, after suffering from a serious illness. Likewise, Rama made a beeline for the oligarch Milo Gjikuria. Part of the Assembly is Previn Gjikuria, deputy mayor of Himara Municipality. Previn Gjikuria is a family member of the oligarch Milo Gjikuria. / Pamphlet
ORGANS THAT CHANGE TOMORROW
The Presidency
1. Ogerta Manastirliu
2. Belinda Balluku
3. Olta Xhačka
4. Evis Kushi
5. Mimi Kodheli
6. Blerina Gjylameti
7. Pandeli Majko
8. Erion Brace
9. Ditmir Bushati
10. Ilir Beqja
11. Arben Pellumbi
12. Armando Subashi
secretaries
1. Secretary General, Bledi Klosi
2. Secretary of the Organization, Ardian Çela
3. Secretary of Human Resources, Eduart Ndreca
4. Secretary of the woman, Evis Kushi
5. Digital and youth secretary, Etjen Xhafaj
6. Secretary of foreign relations, Romina Kuko
7. Secretary of electoral affairs, Eridjan Salianji
8. Secretary of the program, Milva Ikonomi.
Political leaders
1. Fier- Taulant Balla
2. Elbasan-Damian Gjiknuri
3. Vlora-Blendi Klosi
4. Shkodër- Elisa Spiropali
5. Kukës- Pandeli Majko
6. Durrës-Ardian Çela
7. Berat- Bledi Çuçi
8. Gjirokastra- Mirela Kumbaro
9. Dibër- Belinda Balluku
10. Lezha - Ulsi Manja
11. Korça- Niko Peleshi
12. Tirana-Erion Veliaj
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