The Deputy Minister of Local Government Administration, Agon Batusha, and the Secretary General of the MLGA, Jeton Qela, participated today in the meeting of the Council of Ministers for Public Administration Reform (CMPAR), chaired by the Minister of Digitalization and Public Administration, Lulezon Jagxhiu.
In the meeting it was discussed about the progress in implementing public administration reform, with a particular focus on institutional functioning, strategic planning, and the improvement of public services.
From the perspective of the Ministry of Local Government Administration, the focus was on the implementation of the current strategy and the preparation of the Local Self-Government Strategy 2027–2031, along with its corresponding action plan.
Batusha and Qela emphasized the importance of strengthening local-level capacities, increasing institutional efficiency, and enhancing services for citizens, ensuring that the reform reflects directly into improved municipal operations.
In the meeting it was discussed also about the outstanding obligations arising from the reform processes, the need for inter-institutional coordination, and the next steps for implementing agreed-upon commitments.
In conclusion, the Council adopted conclusions setting out specific actions, responsible institutions, and clear deadlines, thereby establishing a clear basis for monitoring their implementation.
The MLGA remains committed to ensuring that local self-government reform develops into a more functional and efficient institutions and better services for citizens.
