Extension Albania.

Interference in internal affairs of the Federal Republic of

Such a policy of the Republic of Albania has a very negative impact on the bilateral relations between the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Republic of Albania and is fraught with a great danger for peace and stability in the region, for which the Government of the Republic of Albania bears sole responsibility.

To facilitate the position of its ally in the north, it is making territorial claims against Albania.

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57. Changes in the amount of rainfall and its distribution over the year affect the Albanian economy in various ways

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They were received in refugee camps set up by NGOs in Albania and Macedonia.

A summary of those estimates, which should be viewed against the backdrop of the above mentioned general considerations, is given below.

We fully understand the worries of the delegation of Albania expressed in many of the Assembly apos s Committees.

53. In summary, Albania apos s situation with respect to the basic criteria for classification as a least developed country (LDC) are as follows

Albania is thus substantially above the cut off point of 47 set by the Committee for Development Planning at its two latest sessions.

Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Latvia, Republic of Moldova, Russian Federation, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Ukraine.

How have you been feeling lately? or How was your trip to Albania? or something like that.

The Republic of Albania wishes to use the tragic developments in the former Yugoslavia and especially the civil war in the former Bosnia and Herzegovina for the purpose of escalating and deepening the destabilization and conflicts in the Balkans, in which it perceives an opportunity to create a greater Albania.

As a Balkan country, Albania is concerned about the war and the crises that have encompassed our peninsula.

The Greek minority people in Albania, too, have publicly supported unconditional dialogue between the two Governments.

Abstaining Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malta, Panama, Republic of Korea, Russian Federation, Spain.

The Albanian situation with respect to human resources is thus good in comparison with its level of production per capita

Letter dated 10 May (S 23902 and Corr.1) from the representative of Albania addressed to the Secretary General.

The corruption in the state administration of countries like Albania it's not up to me to say also like Greece can be fought only by modernization.

Negotiations are being held regarding the creation of a major trust fund for Albania to be administered by UNDP.

Thus, Albania apos s economic depression has been worse, and the pace of the economic recovery has been slower, as a consequence of international factors beyond its control.

I have the honour to transmit herewith a copy of the note that has been handed to the Chargé d apos affaires a.i. of the Embassy of Albania in Belgrade.

The European Community channelled 1 million in humanitarian assistance to Albania through UNDP.

54. Mr. REPISHTI (Albania) said that the transition of a centralized economy into a market economy was Albania apos s absolute priority.

International organizations have invested a lot in Albania during these 20 years, not all of it well spent.

This is in line with the effective coordination role UNDP has already played with NGOs operating in Albania.

The Greek minority expressed this stand openly two weeks ago during Albanian President Sali Berisha apos s visit to Greek minority villages in the south of Albania.

All this has arisen because ethnic minorities in Albania live in harmony with Albanians, and are not maltreated by the Government.

Albania, Mongolia, and India successfully passed more complicated tests and offer some useful lessons in democratic transitions under unfavourable conditions.

114. The field office in Albania opened in August 1991 and was fully operational by October 1991.

Letter dated 22 April (S 23832) from the representative of Albania addressed to the Secretary General, transmitting the text of a declaration of the Government of Albania.

It took the Greek Government only one day to describe that decision as a restriction of the right to education of the Greek minority in Albania.

Electoral experts funded by UNDP helped to ensure free and fair elections in Albania in March.

That related to Albania apos s request for quot as if quot LDC status, which would be considered by the Governing Council as a separate item.

Yugoslavia expressed readiness to open new border crossings with Albania in order to facilitate communications, but it encountered rejection on the Albanian side.

It is seeking, through a series of manoeuvres, to block the reforms in Albania and to destabilize it in an attempt to render the settlement of the Albanian question more difficult and delay it.

Letter dated 25 September (S 23077) from the representative of Albania addressed to the Secretary General, transmitting the text of a statement (undated) by the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Albania.

In this context Albania calls for the strengthening of foreign military presence in the Balkans, working on its destabilization and the creation of a new hotbed of crisis.

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This scenario of Albania is aimed at demonizing the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Serbs and offers to the world wrong pictures about the suffering of its citizens, for which it is the only one to blame.

Mr. Kulla (Albania) (interpretation from French) The installation of democracy in many countries of the world has provided fresh prospects for nations in their efforts to build the future.

The Commission of the European Communities (EC) has been entrusted with coordinating the assistance efforts of the Group of Twenty four for the traditional Eastern European countries, as well as Albania, the Baltic States and the former Yugoslavia.

In September 1991, UNICEF launched a 1 million emergency appeal for Albania, after which an emergency support programme was initiated.