Butrint Administration Agreement, Zhupa: You are violating the Constitution, reflect on doing a joint work

Democratic Party MP, Ina Zhupa in the Assembly spoke about the agreement for the administration of Butrint Park. In her speech yesterday at the plenary session of the Assembly, Zhupa asked the government to reflect and do a joint work. "What you have done with the Butrint concession, you have violated the Constitution of this country. If you continue like this you will prolong a process that will show you violators of the constitution. Reflect on doing a joint work for the sake of the Albanian heritage. I have filed the initiative to change the law on cultural property, where the controlling state should be. Of course, you also have exhaustive reasons from the letter of the President of the Republic. I want to bring to attention the overthrow and non-decree by President Ilir Meta by returning it to the Parliament for the concession of Butrint Park. "It is important to understand that you have a chance given by the president of the country, Meta, not to violate the Constitution", said Zhupa. Among other things, she said that what has been done with that concession is just a violation of the country's Constitution. Zhupa went on to say that the Paris Convention has been violated, which says that it should be the state that preserves the cultural heritage of its country. Zhupa said that despite the evidence that the DP has brought, the majority continued with this agreement. "You must be able to turn that shame in your favor. What you have done with that concession is only a violation of the Constitution of the country since the announcement of the strategic partner that here it is supposed to give such a concession there must be a strategic partner. You have also violated the Paris Convention which says that it should be the state that preserves the cultural heritage of its country. "Despite the evidence that we have brought that you have violated the Constitution, you continued with this agreement", said the Democratic Party MP Ina Zhupa in her speech yesterday at the plenary session in the Assembly.