Politics, constitution and administrative structure of Albania
In 1946, Albania was recognized as an independent people’s republic. It was in this same year that the Constitution of the country was created and signed. To date, it has been amended and supplemented. Albania is today a developing democratic republic, a unitary state in which the presidential form of government operates. In recent years, a democratic political regime has been chosen in the country. It is currently in its infancy. The head of the country is the President. He is not elected by the people, but by the national assembly. The President of the country is elected for a term of service of 5 years.
Albania is dominated by a continental climate in the north, and a Mediterranean climate in the south. The variability and high contrast of climatic …
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Albania has a fairly comfortable and extensive system of transport connections, as it is focused on receiving tourists. That notwithstanding, most …
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For quite a long time, Albania was considered one of the most isolated countries in all of Europe, and its leaders constantly avoided any lingering relations with neighboring countries. However, as of today, the country has managed to establish friendly relations with the countries of the Balkan Peninsula, as well as with Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Greece, Spain and other cities. That notwithstanding, the Albanian government is still concerned about the situation of Albanians living in Kosovo. About 30 years ago, Albania began political, trade and economic relations with the United States of America and the European Union. Financial assistance from the West has significantly improved the economic situation in the country. In 1996, America provided Albania a loan of $200 million. About $70 million was transferred to the state by the European Union in the form of non-refundable assistance.
More than 3.5 million people live in Albania. Albanians are descendants of one of the most ancient settlements on the territory of the Balkan …
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