Media in Albania: Kurt tried to expel President Begaj from his speech at the liberation party.

Media in Albania today have reported that President Begaj has been excluded from the 25th anniversary of Kosovo's liberation.

Although we are divided by a week from the 25th anniversary of Kosovo's liberation, the government still does not have a final official agenda.

ABC News It claims that between President Vjosa Osmani and Prime Minister Kurti has had disagreements about this organisation and is working to reach an agreement.

Part of the discussion has been Albania. This has initially not included any guests from Albanian authorities, but was later announced the participation of President Bajram Begaj, who will hold a welcoming word in the Kosovo Assembly on June 12th.

Although unclear in official reports, the Ceremony Organising Council has announced that there will be restrictions on participation and as guests, the speech will only be delivered by two foreign delegates, whose names have not yet been made public.

Meanwhile, there has been debate over those days and the logo published by Albin Kurti in honour of the 25th anniversary of Kosovo's liberation, which has been described as an ethnic logo dividing communities, when it should unite them.

Last year, in his address to the Kosovo Assembly for the 15th anniversary of Independence, President Bajram Begaj did not create divisions between Albania and Kosovo, calling them one.

But this year, a strong intervention by the Foreign Ministry has taken place. Diplomatic sources confirm for ABC News that Kosovo's ambassador to Tirana has been summoned to the ministry, where it has been held several hours. He has reportedly been asked the reason why Albania, which as the mother country hosted from March to June 1999, over a million Albanian brothers -- as war refugees caused by Milosevic's share of ethnic cleansing -- is thus ignored by the Kosovo government protocol.

Shortly after, including the intervention of President Osmani, Bajram Begaj's name has been returned to the list of speakers. /abcnews. al