Prime Minister Edi Rama is expected to convene the National Assembly of the Socialist Party on November 14, but an alternative date for holding the meeting is also under discussion. This refers to November 15, Sunday, as a second option for holding the Assembly.
So far, November 14 remains the main planned option, while the possibility of postponing the meeting by one day is still under consideration.
The National Assembly meeting is expected to be an important moment for the Socialist Party, where issues related to the party’s internal organization, the performance of its structures, and political objectives for the coming period may be discussed.