2 hours agoPec, Gjonaj pledge joint progress in the field of judiciary
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Supreme Court Chairman Enver Peci hosted Albanian Justice Minister Etilda Gjonaj, who announced with developments in the local judiciary, fighting corruption, the process of reforming the judicial system and the current challenges in local justice today. Similarly, the Supreme Chief introduced to guests from Albania, the progress marked by [...]
Similarly, the Supreme Chief introduced to guests from Albania, the progress imposed by the court in charge, not only in resolving timely subjects but also in establishing principled positions as well as guidelines for all courts in the country.
By spoiling the process of verifying the integrity of judges in Kosovo in 2010, President Peci underlined the challenges of that period, which, in addition to leaving the system with a small number of judges, had influenced the collection of subjects in courts and therefore the decline of citizens' trust in justice, as a result of procrastination of subjects for years.
However, the Supreme Chief, explained that the judiciary has already managed to consolidate and the number of judges has doubled.
While, Minister Gjonaj, has highlighted the Albanian Government's commitment to reforming the justice system in Albania, stressing the importance of the property process currently under way there.
According to her, the property process in Albania has had impressive and surprising results for many, but at the same time it has been enabled to create guarantor mechanisms for transparency and meritocracy. As progress, the minister also stressed the separation of politics from the justice system.
Both conversationators have agreed that Kosovo and Albania should deepen co-operation with each other and seize numerous opportunities to increase progress in the justice system in both countries.
