Constitutional Court President attends ACCF Governing Bureau meeting

TIRANA, Nov 6 /ATA/ President of the Constitutional Court Fiona Papajorgji attended a meeting of the Governing Bureau of the Association of Francophone Constitutional Courts (ACCF), where participants discussed the association’s activities in 2026 and its priorities for 2027–2028.

The meeting was followed by a working session entitled “Electoral Legitimacy and Constitutional Guarantees in the Information Society”, attended by the President and Prime Minister of Romania, as well as representatives of member constitutional courts.

Discussions focused on contemporary democratic challenges, the importance of safeguarding the integrity of electoral processes and the role of constitutional courts in upholding democratic principles amid technological and information-related developments.

A member of the ACCF since 2002 and now part of its governing body, Albania’s Constitutional Court continues to actively contribute to strengthening international cooperation, exchanging expertise and promoting the values of constitutionalism, democracy and the rule of law.

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