32nd Kuvendi

The 32nd Kuvendi is the Albanian parliament formed after the 2025 general election. It is also referred to as the Thirty-second Legislature of Albania and, in the country’s pluralist parliamentary sequence, the XI Pluralist Legislature. Its membership consists of deputies elected to the Albanian Parliament, with the legislature responsible for carrying out the parliamentary functions established by Albania’s constitutional and procedural framework. The legislature followed the 2025 election of Members of Parliament. The Socialist Party of Albania (PS), the party led by Prime Minister Edi Rama, won 83 deputy seats and secured an absolute majority. According to the referenced account, this result made the Socialist Party the first political party to win four consecutive terms since the end of communist rule in Albania. The composition of the chamber includes the Socialist Party parliamentary group, the Democratic Party of Albania parliamentary group, the Freedom Party parliamentary group, the Alliance for Change parliamentary group, and deputies or political groupings outside the principal parliamentary groups. The formation of the 32nd Kuvendi includes the election of a parliamentary chairperson. Under Article 6 of the Parliament’s Rules, a candidate for chairperson must be nominated in writing by at least 15 deputies, and a deputy may support only one candidate. The chairperson is elected without debate by secret ballot, provided that more than half of all members are present. If no candidate obtains the required majority, a second round is held between the two candidates receiving the most votes. The voting process is organized publicly and overseen by a five-member Voting Committee intended to reflect the chamber’s political composition as far as possible. The oldest member of the committee presides over it and announces the result, after which the newly elected chairperson takes the chair. The legislature’s parliamentary work includes the participation of recognized party groups, the maintenance of a list of current members, and the operation of parliamentary procedures under the Rules of Parliament. The referenced material identifies the 2025 Albanian parliamentary election and the Parliament of Albania as its principal institutional context. Information supplied for this dossier does not identify the elected chairperson, individual deputy biographies, a formal legislative end date, or an official institutional website.

The 32nd Kuvendi is the legislature of Albania that emerged from the country’s 2025 parliamentary election. It is designated as the Thirty-second Legislature of Albania and as the XI Pluralist Legislature, reflecting the numbering used for Albania’s post-communist parliamentary period. Its creation followed the election of Members of Parliament and marked the beginning of a new parliamentary term. The election produced an absolute majority for the Socialist Party of Albania. The party, associated with Prime Minister Edi Rama, obtained 83 deputy seats. The result was described in the reference material as historically significant because it made the Socialist Party the first party to secure four consecutive terms since the collapse of communist rule in Albania. This majority shaped the political context in which the 32nd Kuvendi began its work, while opposition and other parliamentary representation included the Democratic Party of Albania, the Freedom Party, the Alliance for Change, and deputies outside the principal parliamentary groups. A central early institutional task is the election of the chairperson of Parliament. Article 6 of the Parliament’s Rules requires a candidate to receive written nominations from at least 15 deputies. No Member of Parliament may support more than one candidate. The nomination is submitted to the Provisional Secretariat, and the election takes place without debate by secret ballot. More than half of all members must be present for the vote. If no candidate achieves the required majority, the procedure moves to a second round involving the two candidates with the strongest first-round results. The voting process is administered publicly by a five-member Voting Committee designed, as far as practicable, to represent the political composition of the chamber. The committee is chaired by its oldest member, who announces the voting results. Once elected, the chairperson is invited by the presiding officer of the session to assume the parliamentary chair. The available reference material also identifies parliamentary groups and a list of current members as components of the legislature’s institutional organization. However, it does not provide a complete member list, identify the elected chairperson, supply individual deputy biographies, or state the legislature’s eventual closing date. The 32nd Kuvendi should therefore be understood as a current parliamentary institution formed by the 2025 election, rather than as a commercial brand or consumer-facing organization.

• 2025

  2025 parliamentary election

  [1]32nd Kuvendien.wikipedia.org

  The election of Members of Parliament established the 32nd Kuvendi, also known as the XI Pluralist Legislature of Albania.

• 2025

  Socialist Party secures an absolute majority

  [1]32nd Kuvendien.wikipedia.org

  The Socialist Party of Albania won 83 deputy seats and became the first party to win four consecutive terms since the fall of communism in Albania, according to the referenced account.

A national legislative institution rather than a commercial brand; it represents the parliamentary body elected in Albania’s 2025 general election.

1. 132nd Kuvendien.wikipedia.org