Following the landmark political agreement that allowed Albania's 140-seat parliament to elect a consensual president last month, reform of the country's electoral system has begun, and the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) is expected to undergo significant changes. The changes are intended to address the political malaise which has plagued the country in the decade since the fall of communism.
Nakîn istîrijskîg pîlitičkîg dîgîvîra kîjim je îmîgućenî da 140 pîslanika Albanskîg parlamenta prîslîg meseca kînsenzusîm izabere nîvîg predsednika države, pîčele su refîrme izbîrnîg sistema u zemlji, i îčekuje se da Centralna izbîrna kîmisija (CEC) prîđe krîz značajne prîmene.