Vjor list calls: Lost two mandates, replaced by VV deputies

The 12 MPs who became ministers will be replaced by other MPs, who will all be from the ranks of the Vetevendosje Movement.

If Vjosa Osmani manages to become president, then her list in the Assembly will remain with four deputies, as she will be replaced by a Vetevendosje woman MP.

Meanwhile, Eugen Cakoli from KDI has discovered the names of new deputies who will win a mandate in the Assembly, replacing members of the government cabinet.

The Facebook chocolate has written that with the government's vote yesterday, Kurti 2ʹ, there are 12 members of the executive cabinet who have already lost the MP's mandate.

For their replacement, the Speaker of the Assembly will practically apply himself as the U.D. To fill the remaining empty seats. Then, in the quality of the U.D. The president's Glauk Konjufca will ask the CEC to recommend the candidates' names in line with the largest number of votes. The CEC has five days since accepting the request, to return the legal names of candidates in line who should at the next session of the Parliament give their oath”, the same one has said.

Chocolate has also written down the names of ministers and deputies to be replaced in the Assembly.

Candidates for MPs who will now replace government ministers Kurti 2л are:

Donika Gervalla-Schharz é Albanian Isufi

Arben Vitita éver Haliti

Iron Murati Mirsad Shkretta

Faton Peci Gramos Agusholl

Lieburn Aliu é Alban Bajrami

Arberie Nagavci Yllza Hoti

Chaco Hyrula Yahya Cocaj

Roseta Hajdari Gresa Bytyqi Kelmendi

Jelal Svechla

Fire Damka Enis Kerwan

Elbert Krasniqi

Emily Red sjellëpi Samra Ilijazi

The Vetevendosje Movement is the largest parliamentary group with 58 deputies, meanwhile Glauk Konjufca was elected chairman of the Assembly yesterday by 69 votes.

And the new government led by Albin Kurti was voted 67 votes for, 30 votes against and no abstention.

The government, Kurti 2, is expected to have 15 ministries, three deputy prime ministers. Five of them are women.

Prime Minister Albin Kurti

Z. First Prime Minister for European Integration, Development and Dialogue Besnik Bislim

Z. Second Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Donika Grovalla

Z. Third Prime Minister for Minority Rights Emily Rexhepi

Minister of Finance, Labour and Transfers, Iron Murati

Justice Minister Albulen Haxhiu

Minister of Health Arben Vitita

Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation Arberie Nagavci

Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports Hajrullah Ceku

Minister of Local Power Management Elbert Krasniqi

Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning and Infludent, Lieburn Aliu

Minister of Agriculture Faton Pec

Minister of Defense, Armend Mehaj

Interior Minister and Public Administration Jedal Svechla

Industry, Intervention and Trade Minister Roseta Hajdari

Economy Minister Artane Rizvanolli

Minister for Communities and Kthim, Goran Rakiq

Minister for Regional Development, Flame Damka