The BDI has issued a statement concerning recent changes at the Central Registry. The BDI asserts that none of the forty recent advancements within the institution have benefited any Albanian citizens. They view this development as a significant violation of the principle of equitable representation and a concerning indicator of how Albanians are treated within state organizations.
Considering the forty advancements made in a public institution, the absence of any Albanian promotions highlights a departure from standard practice, representing instead a notable exception. The BDI emphasizes that VLEN, acting as part of the government, holds direct responsibility for this situation. Despite the need to safeguard the rights of Albanians, VLEN has maintained a policy of silence.
The BDI is demanding an immediate clarification regarding the specific criteria and procedures utilized in these advancements. They believe a transparent explanation is crucial to address the concerns raised and ensure fair treatment for all citizens within state institutions.
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