State doesn't care much about the past, archives in serious condition

Directors of archive institutions have welcomed the adoption of the archive law, under which positive moves are expected to be made.

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Under this law, the main point is empowering the Inspectorate.
“Dating or losing documentation represents a criminal act and this law gives the Inspectorate power to care about the fate of documentation before it is handed over to the agency”, says RTK, Bedri Zymberaj, head of ASHAK.

There's a little intensive now and it doesn't cover the territory, if they don't implement the law unless they regulate the documentation by the law, they'll be sanctioned because there are times that they've got it very bad and we've had to do double work”, says Hysen Azem, director of Intercommunal Archives.

Based on this law and on the analysis being done to determine the degree of pollution of the facilities in which it works, regulations will allow compensation due to risks in workplaces.
The State Archives Agency manages 8 miles [8 km] of linear length with documents, from which 3 and 4 are of permanent value but are outside the institution.