MEPs Ismaili, Milaim Zeka and Arba Abashi, together in Plav, Guci and Tuz

The Commission for Public Administration, Local Governance and Media is on a visit to Montenegro, where it will meet with deputies and officials of the Podgorica government.

Commission member Ismaili Ismaili has announced that, along with the other members, two days have been spent in Plav, Guci and Tuz, where they have even visited Albanians living in the region.

Ismaili, writes that Albanians of this part have big problems, and the biggest problem under it is the mass displacement of Albanians from those lands, writes Periscopi.

Full announcement:

With MP colleagues from the Commission for Local Administration and Media, we are spending several days in Montenegro. Before visiting the deputies and officials of the Podgorica government for the Law issues for Pristina, we spent two days in Plav, Guci and Tuz, and we learned a lot about the Albanians of this region.

For having problems, we always know. But few are aware that they are so pronounced, especially the mass displacement of Albanians from those lands. I'm afraid you have to postpone the issue of the border point and the road that connects Malta to Decanin.

We also became acquainted with an idea project that had to connect the mass of Nemuna Bees to the three countries that were going to revive Rugova, Malsia, Theth and Valbona, to a phenomenal tourist resort. All three Shuuum governments must be pushed to the will and realisation of this project.

Today the RTK Law was also discussed from the point of view of RTCG (Radio Television of Montenegro) and the space that is given to Albanians on public television here.

Special thanks to all the good people who received us so well in Plav, Guci and Tuz, and Ambassador Skender Durmishi, who welcomed us on this journey (found at the Embassy) .

After that, the Law for Pristina is expected to be prosecuted away, along with the RTK Law, many, many jobs and the will to realise Plava-Decan Street.