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EDLIRA JORGAQI PERSONAL INFORMATION Date & Place of birth: October 15th 1970/ Tirana Residence: Tirana Civil status: Married e-mail [email protected] Mobile 0692041882 _________________________________________________________________________ Education: 1992 – 1993 Faculty of Law, University of Trento – Italy (TEMPUS), for four exams: Commercial Law, European Community Public Law, European Community Private Law, Public International Law 1989-1993 Faculty of Law, University of Tirana, title “LAWYER” 1985 – 1989 “Petro Nini Luarasi” General High School, Tirana Certificates and qualifications: The title “DOCTOR OF SCIENCES” at the Faculty of Law of the University of Tirana with the topic "Criminal Judicial Statistics, Measurement of Crime in Albania and Comparison with European and International Standards", rated 98 points out of 100 possible. Master's Degree (Master of Science of Second Level) at the Faculty of Law of the University of Tirana, with the topic "Criminal Judicial Statistics and Measurement of Crime in Albania", assessed with a maximum grade and with average marks for exams of subjects of 9,9. The title “Advocate” by the National Chamber of Advocacy. March-May 1995 Specialization on “Democracy and Human Rights”, University of Padova, Department of International Law, Italy May- June 1995 “Enterprises and Investment Lawyers Course”, specialization organized by IDLI - Roma (International Development Law Institute) Faburary – May 1998 3- Months Specialization on “Development Lawyers Course” (counseling, negotiation, legal writing and analysis, legal research and planning, disagreement resolution. Knowledge was practiced in the following context: International commerce and development financing; international contracting and procurement; restructuring and privatization; Trade, Investment and technology transfer; good governance and human rights) Academic & professional engagements: January 2015 – currently Member of the Central Election Commission, Tirana September 2013 – January 2015 General Director of Codification, Ministry of Justice June 2008 – June 2013 Director of Studies, Legal Research and Integration, General Prosecution Office April 2001 – March 2006 Director of Legislation and Legal Assistance, at General Directorate of Codification, Ministry of Justice May 1994- April 2001 Expert – Codification Directorate, Ministry of Justice September 1993 – May 1994 Legal Advisor, National Commercial Bank of Albania, by giving legal opinion to the bank clients and to its Central Directorate in the banking field. September 1993 – June 1994 Lecturer (part-time) at Faculty of Law, University of Tirana (Lectures in Herritage Law and Seminars in Civil Law) May 2006 – June 2008 Advocate’s Studio (partnership conditions, not against renumeration), Tirana September 2007 – September 2013 Lecturer (full-time) at “Luarasi” University, “Justiniani i I” University, “Marin Barleti” University, “Kristal” University, “Ufo” University Foreign languages: ENGLISH – very well ITALIAN – very well .

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