Chairman of the Socialist Party, Edi Rama, has been re-elected for another term as vice-president of the Socialist International.
The news was announced today by the General Secretary of the Socialist Party, Damia Gjiknuri.
"Earlier, the XXVI Congress of the Socialist International voted for the office of the President, the Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sánchez, who was also praised by the Socialist Party of Albania as part of the great family of socialists and progressives of the world", said Gjiknuri.
The XXVI Congress of the Socialist International takes place in Madrid, Spain, on November 25-27, organized by the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party, PSOE.
The council met on the morning of November 25. The day before the meeting, the meetings of the statutory commissions and the working dinner of the presidium were held.
SP has been part of the Socialist International since 1999. This is Prime Minister Rama's second term as vice president, while his first term was in 2013.