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The Strategic Plan of the Assembly 2025-2030 presents the vision of Albania as a member of the European Union

by AI | 31.Jan 2025 | Europe in brief AI

According to the Albanian speaker of parliament, Albania’s membership in the European Union by 2030 is an ambitious objective, but entirely achievable, if the speed of this process and the depth of reforms are considered.

Consultation of the draft of the new Strategic Plan of the Parliament in Albania (Photo: Parliament of Albania)

The Speaker of the Albanian Parliament, Elisa Spiropali, held a meeting to consult the draft of the new Strategic Plan for the Parliament 2025-2030 with the ambassadors of the European Union countries, the OSCE representation in Albania, the chairpersons of parliamentary committees, as well as strategic partners.

She stated at this meeting that this plan represents a clear and determined vision, which above all reflects Albania as a member of the European Union.

“Albania is not waiting to be ready. Albania is acting today – with reforms, with commitment, and the Parliament aims to be at the heart of this effort,” she said.

According to the Albanian Speaker, Albania’s membership in the European Union by 2030 is an ambitious but entirely achievable goal, considering the speed of this process and the depth of the reforms.

“The Parliament’s 2025-2030 Strategy is part of our measures to achieve this goal, and Parliament must rise to the height that this challenge presents. We are working so that by the end of the next legislature, the Albanian Parliament is the parliament of an EU member country,” said Spiropali.

Present at the event were the European Union Ambassador to Tirana Silvio Gonzato as well as several ambassadors from EU countries in Albania.

During their discussions, they expressed appreciation for the ongoing partnership with the Albanian Parliament and emphasized the commitment to continue working on strengthening democratic governance, increasing institutional effectiveness, to build a parliament that is transparent, inclusive, and ready to face the challenges of Albania’s EU membership journey. (31 January)