On Wednesday, Prime Minister Edi Rama will be addressing the parliamentary assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, where he will request the review of resolution 1782 of 2011, or what is otherwise known as the Dick Marty report.
Albania will demand the rejection of the accusations of human organ trafficking during the war in Kosovo, which is in the Swiss senator’s report.
The head of the Albanian government will have 60 minutes available to deliver his speech before the members of the council and to answer questions.
On July 21, the Albanian Parliament voted unanimously with 125 votes in favor of the resolution to be presented by Prime Minister Rama.
This resolution calls on the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe to carry out a follow-up report followed by the amendment of the 2011 report, declaring the claims of illegal trafficking of human organs in Albania and Kosovo as unfounded, in light of the developments that have taken place during this decade.
The report drawn up by Dick Marty and approved by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe claims that the leaders of the Kosovo Liberation Army were involved in organ trafficking during the 1998-1999 war.
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