The Parliament called for the continuation of the constitutional session for today amid controversies over the violation of the Constitutional Court’s ruling.

The Parliament announced the continuation of its constitutional session scheduled for today, August 8, 2026, commencing at 11:00 AM. This continuation occurs following disputes related to a ruling issued by the Constitutional Court. According to the Parliament’s official announcement, the legislative body is resuming its work to address key procedural matters.

The agenda for the day includes the election of the Speaker of the Parliament and the election of the Vice-Speakers. The scheduling of this extended session comes after the Parliament had reached its final deadline for constitution. This deadline was established by the Constitutional Court, which had previously set a thirty-day period for the deputies to finalize the constitution of the Parliament following the initial certification process.

The announcement was made by the session leader, Avni Dehari, a deputy from Vetëvendosje. The decision to proceed with the constitutional session, despite the preceding legal directives, indicates an ongoing effort by the legislative body to finalize its internal leadership structure. The ongoing proceedings are focused on ensuring that the constitutional framework of the Parliament is formally established.

The elections slated for the day are critical steps in determining the operational leadership roles within the governing institution. The continuation of this constitutional session is therefore viewed as a necessary measure to advance the procedural mandates set forth for the legislature.

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