Lindita Nikolla elects Albanian Parliament Speaker

Lindita Nikola has been elected Albania's new Speaker of the Assembly. The new MPs approved this Friday at the second session of the X legislature, Nikolla's appointment at parliament's helm. Nicolaus received 79 votes in favour.

For Nicholas, DP deputies did not vote. All in a row, led by Lulzim Basha, tore out the ballot sheets in the middle of the Parliament's Hall in opposition to the majority.

After this action, however, President Edi Rama also made his symbolic move. He collected all ballot sheets torn and put them in a bag.

It was Prime Minister Rama, the one who announced a week ago that Lindita Nikola will head the affairs of the Parliament. He valued her as a woman with a special contribution and an example of commitment to honesty in carrying out all duties.

Lindita Nikola comes to the helm of parliament after the April 25th elections. It is expected to have a difficult task, as after two years it has returned to the Parliament and the opposition, and it is expected that the hearings will be filled with debate and political rhetoric.

Who's Lindy Nicola?

Lindita Nicolala was born in Tirana on October 22, 1965. She's married to Ligor Nicola and has a daughter named Livia. Nicolaus, in July 2010, conducted Master Studies in Public Administration, Executive Powers, near Albanian University, and in 1989 completed university studies near the Faculty of Sciences of Nature, Mathematics Branch, University of Tirana. It entered politics in 2003. During 2003 2006 has been chosen as Council of the Municipal Unit Council No.1, Tirana. It has been selected for two mandates in 2007-2011 and 2011-2013, head of the No.1 Municipal Unit Tirana. In the June 23rd June 2013 elections, Tirana district deputy is elected.

By September 2007, Nikola is a member of the Socialist Party's leadership. In 2006 the Academy for Leadership and Reform has ended at the Institute for Democracy and Mediation (NDI) in Tirana, and in June 2008 has performed the Academy on Community Policy and Local Governance at Pittsburgh University, U.S.A. Nicola has also performed a series of qualifications in school management and math teaching, as well as for empowering women in decision-making. Nicolaus owns English and knows French and Italian.

In 2013, Lindita Nikola was appointed by Prime Minister Edi Rama as Minister of Education and Sports. /tvclean.al/