The permanent commission of history meets in ASH for the study of the history of Albanians

The study of the history of Albanians, the organization of scientific conferences, the preparation of new specialists and other issues were dictated at the meeting of the permanent commission of history (after the reorganization of the commissions) at the Academy of Sciences. The meeting was held with the presence of the president of ASH akad. Skënder Gjinushi and was directed by the chairman of the permanent commission of history prof. Pascal Milo. The members of this academic commission were present. Pigeon Jufi, acad. Marengelen Verli, acad. Beqir Meta, dr. Andi Rêmbeci, prof. dr. Sonila Boçi, prof. dr. Petrit Nathanaili, dr. Arben Cici, dr. Ermal Baze, prof. Kaliopi Naska, prof. Ferit Duka, prof. assoc. dr. Bernard Zotaj, prof. dr. Nevila Nika and dr. Radio Luli. The chairman of the permanent commission of history prof. Paskal Milo opened the meeting, defining some points about the strategy of studying the history of Albanians: how the main axis will be defined with historical periods, to forward it to the presidency of the Academy of Sciences. The second item on the agenda of the meeting was the review of the organizational structure of the constituent research units of the Institute of History. It was discussed to determine what will be the basic units or sectors of the structures in the institutes. Prof. Milo pointed out that there are inherited shortcomings in this organization and stated that the main emphasis will be placed according to the historical centers. The meeting also discussed the need to train new specialists in the fields of ancient, medieval and Ottoman history of Albania. The organization of two important scientific events was also discussed, such as the conference for the 100th anniversary of the democratic-liberal government of 1924 and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Albania from the Nazi occupation. Acad. Skender Gjinushi emphasized the importance of strengthening the professional-scientific discussion, with the division into two commissions, history and archaeology. Acad. Gjinushi said that the reports between the two commissions have been in a cooperative spirit.