The Minister for Labor, Family, and Values of the Liberation War, Mr. Andin Hoti, led the first meeting of the “Roundtable with Social Partners,” where he presented the Ministry’s achievements to date, objectives for the upcoming period, and legislative priorities for the years 2026–2027.
During the discussion with representatives of trade unions and employers’ organizations, issues concerning labor relations, the protection of workers’ rights, and the promotion of employment were addressed, with an exchange of views and proposals on advancing social dialogue.
Minister Hoti emphasized the importance of involving social partners in the processes of drafting policies and legislation through consultation and their active participation. The meeting also covered the establishment and operationalization of the Economic-Social Council, with the aim of strengthening cooperation and mutual understanding.
