Tomorr Mountain: Council of Ministers decision to expand protected area; Administrative Court ruling
Status: First-instance ruling against the decision reported; appeal outcome not found.
Summary
A Council of Ministers decision to expand the protected area of the Tomorr Mountain National Park was rejected by the Administrative Court of Tirana, with a reported 4-1 panel vote (per reporting in a search summary). Tourism and Environment Minister Blendi Klosi said the ministry would appeal to a higher court. Local residents, the Berat prefect and a youth petition backed expansion. Press accounts differ on framing.
The VKM number, the ruling date and the appeal outcome were not established in the retrieved material.
Key facts
- Administrative Court of Tirana rejected CoM expansion decision (reported; date not established).
- Minister Blendi Klosi announced an appeal (reported).
The record
Four lists kept apart on purpose: what is established, what is only alleged, what is still open, and what those concerned said.
What is proven (0)
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Nothing recorded in this list.
What is alleged (0)
Accusations, not findings. Those accused are presumed innocent.
Nothing recorded in this list.
Open questions (3)
- VKM number and date of the decision expanding the Tomorr protected area.
- Date of the Administrative Court ruling and of the appeal.
- Any link between the expansion and quarry operators (not established; quarry issue appears in Shqiptarja headlines only).
Responses (1)
Responses of the people and organisations concerned, as recorded.
- Blendi Klosi (Minister): ministry will appeal and 'pursue the fight to the end' (as reported).
Sources for this record
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- Publisher
- Shqiptarja
- Date
- undated