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Albania Association of Geodesy REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA ALBANIA ASSOCIATION OF GEODESY BLEDI STEFA PRESIDENT OF AAG Name of organisation Albania Association of Geodesy Address: Scanderbeg Square Tirane, Albania www.shgjsh.com [email protected] 00355 (0) 6927 24 275 What is AAG Was established in 1991 by 15 members Some of the Objectives of AAG To provide asistence in the development and progress of various branches of the profession Exchange of knowledge and experience between professionals across national and international borders To initiate promote and handle the resolution of organizational problems theoretical and practial the present and the future To protect the interests of its members in the technical, economic and legal way To appreciate the importance of Geodesy Assist in drafting state legislation needed for the existence and the development of profession The Structure of AAG The General Assembly of Members Counsil President The Counsil have 2 Vice Predsident and General secretary The General Assembly meets at least once a year The managemant of AAG is undertaken by the Counsil and President Honorary Members 1. Chryssy Potsiou (GR) 2. Kurt Brettenbauer (AUS) 3. Harald Schuh (AUS) 4. Murat Meha (KS) 5. Abdurrahman Kuleta (KS-SHGJK) 6. Perparim Ahmeti (KS) 7. Muharrem Dragovoja 8. Gjergji Qeleshi 9. Ylli Kolonja 10. Ahmet Jazo 11. Sashenka Foto 12. Qazim Striniqi 13. Qemal Skuka 14. Muharrem Seseri 15. Nexhat Turkeshi 16. Hyqmet Demiri 17. Hiqmet Gonxhe What have We do after 2010 Before 2010 AAG had 30 members. Now there are more than 150 members Every City in Albania have a Corespondent We created paralel Structure “Young Surveyors” We made Cards for every member Already we have a e-mail adress ([email protected]) and a web-site ( www.shgjsh.com) We are trying to be present in every draft the Government start to discuss After 2010 we have contact with similar organisations and associations all round the world During this period we have made a lot of agreement cooperation with: 1. Albanian Geotechnical Society 2. The Albanian Society of Real Property Valuers 3. Albanian Construction Association 4. Albanian Architects Association We have contact with: Most of Active Surveyors works in public and privat sectors Licensed Surveyors Privat Company Government of Albania Similar organisations in Kosova, Montenegro and Macedonia What is missing, what can we do better and who are the problems: We should have more surveyors work in public sector They should be active in every drafts and law regulations Every surveyors must be near in front of our general interests We should drafting the Professional Standarts Albania needs to have max and min prices for Geodetic Works . We just start to discuss for this draft with Group of Interests and Ministry of Public Works and Transport We should have all the posible points of the licenses, (not 2 or 3 points) Avarage payment in Albania for our profession is about 300 euro In the name of AAG, I sugeste you to influence wherever you can for the development of Geodesy in Albania. For development of the legal field, technical and economically fields If you have any employment opportunity, for us is very important If you have any professional training, for us is very important because, we know the technology, methodes and every thing new, to implement in Albania Already as you know, Albania is part of NATO and we have a invitation to join the EUROPEAN UNION after we have done some reforms Thank you very much for what you have do until now Where Surveyors can work in Albania? • Immoviable Property Registration Office • Agensy of Legalisations, Urbanisations, Integrations of the Informal Zones • Agensy of Return and Compensation of the Propertys • Most of Ministries have 1 or 2 Surveyors • General Directory of Roads • Military Geographical Institute • Natioanl Directory of Housing • The Technical Construction Central Archive What is new for Albania? With help of The European Union Albania built The “ALBPOS” VRS Sistem (Albanian Possitioning Sistem) GPS permanent Stations (16). 50- 70 Km is the distance between Stations With all the Interests Group and in collaboration with Government of Albania, Ministry of Public Works and Transport we have ready to The Parliament of Albania The Project Law for “The Room (Order) of Engineers and Architects” The opinion and sugestions of Interests Group after meeting for The Project Law for “The Room (Order) of Engineers and Architects” In 22 Janary 2010 we had 20 th anniversary of AAG. In that day we had about 400 participations. Most of them were from Albania, the others were from Kosova, Macedonia, Presheva, Montenegro. There were special gests from FIG, Greece etc. It was the biggest meeting we have seen before and every people was present, felt the new wind for our profession. Now and ever, 22 Janary for us is: “The Day of Surveyors The Day of Geodesy” Albania Association of Geodesy created in Novembre 25. 2010 The Young Surveyors Structure This Structure is as a bridge between AAG and our Profession AAG in every moment helps YS in the first steps of their careers Young Surveyors are part in every event or conference AAG organise As the President of AAG, I continue to make agreement with Privat and Public Sector, for practics of YS Structure . As you see, after 2010 AAG have a wide activity For that, we are thinking to print a magazine called “The Surveyor” It will be dificulty but we will do as soon as we can. The magazine will have free space for marketing and promotion Every persons, organisations or any company can help us they can make their marketing and promotion in any pages of our magazine. The Surveyor Magazine will print in two languages Albanian and English The number of copies maybe will be 500 In last 5 years, the development of Albania is visible in almost all areas. We built and we are going to built more than 25 new rouds throughout Albania More than 100 cadastrale zone are going to systematic first registration of real estate properties Constructions of more than 500 small Hydropower The Railways are very old, which need for maintenance Albania the Country that during about 4 years built 2 big Tunnels The first is The Tunnel that join Kosova and Albania. This Tunnel is about 6 km and now is finished . The second is the tunnel that join Tirana with Elbasan. This is about 3 km and is being built. Works in the project Yacht Port Airport National Stadium The Corpus of Polytechnic University Parliamentary Campus A big number of projects about Enviroimental, Agriculture, Tourisem and Water Sistems It’s another important thing: There are a lot of Privat University open in Albania for Architecture and Construction. The number of students is growing up every year There is one Departament of Geodesy in The Faculty of Constructions Engineers (State University). The last years the number of students study for Geodesy is about 100 In our opinion maybe is the time that in Albania must open a Privat University for Geodesy or…… where outcome 3-4 branches “Geodesy-Urban-Law-Construction” Thank you very much for your attention I suggest you to think about organiser of General Assambly in Albania On the other side you can visit Albania just for tourisem.
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