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Berat, Albania 3 March 2026
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Agency for the Treatment of Property enhances public communication

Under the European Union and Council of Europe joint Action Improving the protection of the right to property and facilitating execution of ECtHR judgments in Albania (D-REX III), 20 senior staff from the Agency for the Treatment of Property (ATP) completed a two-day peer-learning workshop focused on improving communication with citizens. Using real cases and recurring public questions, participants developed practical interventions to address compensation procedures, application backlogs and unresolved claims during their daily work. They reviewed internal communication processes, identified inconsistencies, and drafted a simple, coordinated approach to ensure clear, consistent and plain-language responses. These guidelines will make it easier for citizens to understand their rights and to receive answers related to property rights.

Following the March 2025 amendments to the Law no. 133/2015 “On the treatment of property and completion of property compensation process”, which extended deadlines for reviewing and executing pending compensation applications, the demand for clear and reliable information has increased. By supporting improved workflows and promoting communication principles, the European Union and Council of Europe are helping the Agency for the Treatment of Property respond more coherently, reduce confusion, and strengthen public trust in property rights administration.

This activity is organised in the framework of the Action Improving the protection of the right to property and facilitating execution of ECtHR judgments in Albania (D-REX III), part of the European Union and the Council of Europe joint programme Horizontal Facility for the Western Balkans and Türkiye.

 

 

 

 

Work in this thematic area focuses on prisons and police (including human rights in policing, healthcare in prisons and safeguards against torture and ill-treatment), human rights standards in the judiciary (focusing on enhancing the application of case-law of the European Court of Human Rights), migration issues, the efficiency of justice systems (with a focus on analysing judicial statistics to optimise court administrations) and/or legal co-operation (which concentrates on increasing the individual independence of judges and prosecutors and the accountability of the judicial system).

*This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo Declaration of Independence.