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Presidenti Begaj pret ambasadorët e Brazilit dhe të Danimarkës
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Presidenti Bajram Begaj priti ambasadorin e Brazilit, Fabio Vaz Pitaluga, dhe ambasadoren e re të Danimarkës, Louise Elisabeth Rigtrup Holmsgaard, me rastin e paraqitjes së Letrave Kredenciale. Gjatë takimit me ambasadorin brazilian, Begaj i uroi një mandat të suksesshëm në Shqipëri dhe përcolli…
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Presidenti Bajram Begaj priti ambasadorin e Brazilit, Fabio Vaz Pitaluga, dhe ambasadoren e re të Danimarkës, Louise Elisabeth Rigtrup Holmsgaard, me rastin e paraqitjes së Letrave Kredenciale. Gjatë takimit me ambasadorin brazilian, Begaj i uroi një mandat të suksesshëm në Shqipëri dhe përcolli urimet për rizgjedhjen e Presidentit të Brazilit, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Kreu i Shtetit vlerësoi marrëdhëniet miqësore mes Shqipërisë dhe Brazilit, në një vit që shënon 65-vjetorin e vendosjes së marrëdhënieve diplomatike mes dy vendeve. Mund t'ju interesojë Tronditet politika gjermane: Zëvendëskryeministri i Bavarisë Hubert Aiwanger gjendet i ... PS cakton datën e Asamblesë, ja kur do të mblidhen socialistët Berisha: Raporti i Komisionit Europian damkos Ramën, Shqipëria është diktaturë autoritare Begaj shprehu besimin se dialogu politik do të intensifikohet dhe bashkëpunimi ekonomik e tregtar do të forcohet. Ndërkohë, gjatë takimit me ambasadoren daneze, Presidenti e cilësoi rihapjen e…
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Presidenti Begaj pret ambasadorët e Brazilit dhe të Danimarkës
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Presidenti Bajram Begaj priti ambasadorin e Brazilit, Fabio Vaz Pitaluga, dhe ambasadoren e re të Danimarkës, Louise Elisabeth Rigtrup Holmsgaard, me rastin e paraqitjes së Letrave Kredenciale. Gjatë takimit me ambasadorin brazilian, Begaj i uroi një mandat të suksesshëm në Shqipëri dhe përcolli…
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