Albanian List (Montenegro)

The Albanian List (Albanian: Lista Shqiptare, LSh; Montenegrin: Албанска листа, Albanska lista, AL) was a conservative Albanian minority political alliance in Montenegro, composed of the Albanian Alternative of Nik Gjeloshaj and FORCA of Nazif Cungu. The alliance was represented with one seat in the national parliament, being MP Genci Nimanbegu, member of FORCA. The coalition was dissolved in March of 2023 when Nimanbegu refused to step up from the MP seat, as agreed previously, in order to be replaced by a representative of Albanian Alternative.[1]

Albanian List
Lista Shqiptare / Албанска листа
LeaderNik Gjeloshaj (ASh)
Nazif Cungu (FORCA)
Founded20 July 2020 (2020-07-20)
DissolvedMarch 2023
Preceded byAlbanians Decisively
HeadquartersUlcinj and Tuzi
IdeologyAlbanian minority interest
Social conservatism
National conservatism
Political positionCentre-right to right-wing
Colours  Red   Black
Slogan"The time is now"
(Albanian: «Koha është tani»)
Parliament
1 / 81
Mayors
1 / 25
Local Parliaments
28 / 847

History

The alliance was formed by New Democratic Force (Forca) and the Albanian Alternative (AA), and is also supported by the minor Albanian Coalition "Perspective" and the Democratic League of Albanians (DSA), prior to the 2020 parliamentary election.[2] The Forca and AA, jointly with Democratic Union of Albanians (DUA), had contested the 2016 parliamentary elections as part of "Albanians Decisively", winning a single seat.[3] Incumbent Mayor of Tuzi, Nik Gjeloshaj (AA), headed the coalition electoral list at the parliamentary election in August 2020.[4] The coalition received 1.58% of the vote, winning one seat.

Member parties

Party Position Main ideology Leader MPs Local
New Democratic Force FORCA Centre-right Conservatism Nazif Cungu 1 5
Albanian Alternative ASH Right-wing National conservatism Nik Gjeloshaj 0 13
Democratic League of Albanians LDSH Centre-right Liberal conservatism Nikola Camaj 0 8
Union of Tuzi UT Right-wing National conservatism Fadil Kajoshaj 0 2

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