These are the ministers of Edi Rama's new cabinet.

The clear confirmation of the Socialist Party's victory in the June 25th (74 mandates) elections has greatly simplified Prime Minister Edi Rama's opportunity to start immediately on the map of the new government cabinet.

Declared <x0nimonic” alone, very close to the executive head claim for “BalkanWeb” that he has already built a preliminary list with the names of new ministers, which he will lead the country for the next four years. Reference to the preliminary list with the names of ministers, which is being circulated in the last few hours, to the SP's strong catalyst of central figures in the cabinet “Rama 2”.

It is generally taught that the position of Finance Minister, the quotas of Anastas Angjeli, the recently elected MP in the Elbasan District, have been raised and restored to the same task he held prior to 2005. Fired from office as part of the Rama-Basa deal, former Finance Minister Arben Ahmetaj returns to the government cabinet as economy minister. While Milva Ikonomit is taught he will be entrusted with the Ministry of Energy. For the post of interior minister, Prime Minister Rama has pledged to return Fatmir Xhafaj, who was forced to dismiss him from his post after the May 18th agreement with Basha.

Sources also claim that “BalkanWeb” that the Transport Ministry, led by Sokol Dervisaj of LSI, would be believed to Damian Gjiknuri. Another interesting breakthrough is the moving of Ditmir Bushat from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to Integration, while to “diplomacy” Rama, the sources claim, requires a female insistently, and the most coveted name at the moment is Olta Janka, who has significantly increased her quotas with the spectacular victory of unit 3 in Tirana. But it is also taught that Prime Minister Rama is also exploring the possibility of involvement of a Kosovar in foreign affairs.

Dibrania Almira Xhembulla is currently valued as the most suitable candidate for the post of environment minister, while Ogerta Manastirliu finds himself back at the helm of health, which was no time for full-time “” due to the Rama-Basa pact. Sources very close to Prime Minister Rama claim for “BalkanWeb” that in his cabinet, Rama has thought two more innovations. Concretically, he has thought to establish a ministry of state for the region, at the top of which Pandeli Majko is expected to go. As well as the possibility that the composition of the new cabinet respects “gender quotas”.

LE STA CABINET “RAMA 2”

Edi Rama ) Prime Minister

Fatmir Xhafaj ʹ Interior Minister

Anastas Angjeli Minister of Finance

Arben Ahmetaj Minister of Economy

Damian Gjiknuri Minister of Transport

Ogerta Manastirliu BiH Health Minister

Olta Gacka Foreign Affairs Minister

Ditmir Bushati ) Minister of Integration

Almira Xhembula ? Environment Minister

Pandeli Majko state minister for region