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Fletorja Zyrtare is the official government journal of the Republic of Albania.Published in a bulletin format, the journal is under the editorial oversight of the Official Publishing Center (Albanian: Qendra e Botimeve Zyrtare – QBZ) which is the only institution in the country authorized for its publication. [1]
The grades used in secondary schools were: 1 (very good); 2 (good); 3 (fairly good): 4 (passable); 5 (bad); 6 (very bad). In the lyceum of Korça, the system of grades was different: 10 was the best grade, 5 was a passing grade, and 0 was the worst grade. The following lessons were taught in high schools and lyceums: Civil and moral knowledge.
The Library Commission of Albania began planning the National Library of Albania (NLA) as early as 1917 before its creation on July 10, 1920. [4] The NLA is the primary national cultural institution and the oldest in the Albanian State. By the end of World War II, the NLA was housed in multiple locations across Albania.
3.1 The use of the coat of arms of the Republic is the exclusive right of state entities. The dimensions of the coat of arms of the Republic are indicative and expressed in the ratio 1:1.5. 3.2 The coat of arms of the Republic is placed: – at the entrance of state institutions, alongside their name; – in all official acts;
Marigo Posio's grave, located in the courtyard of the St. Mary's Monastery in Zvërnec. Marigo Posio (née Poçi; 1882–1932) was one of the most distinguished Albanian women, [3] [4] an activist of the Albanian National Awakening and Independence Movement, [5] and consolidating the social status of Albanian women. [6]