Azem Hajdari (March 11, 1963 - September 12, 1998), married with two children, was an Albanian politician. Hajdari was a close aid of Sali Berisha, ex-president of Albania. After his assassination, for which Berisha blamed the Socialist Party of Albania and its leaders, there were several demonstrations, some of them violent. Others blamed Berisha himself. No one was convicted of Hajdari's murder, although many people were eventually fingered as having participated in his assassination. Many of these suspects were in turn assassinated or killed under different circumstances.
Education
Political Activity
- December 1990 - February 1991 - Leader of the students' movement which overthrew communism in Albania
- December 1990 - February 1991 - Chairman of the Leading Commission of the Democratic Party (the first opposition party after 50 years of totalitarian regime)
- February 1991 - September 1993 - Deputy-Chairman of the Democratic Party, Member of the Steering Committee.
Parliamentary Life
In the four free elections after the collapse of communism, Hajdari has been elected a Member of Parliament.
- March 31, 1991 MP of Shkodėr
- March 22, 1992 MP of Shijak
- May 26, 1996 MP of Bulqizė
- June 29, 1997 MP of Tropojė
- 1992 - 1996 Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on the Public Order and the National Intelligence Service.
- 1996 Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on the Public Order and the National Intelligence Service.
- November 1996 President of the Independent Trade Union.
- June 1997 Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission of Defense.
Other Engagement
- From 1995 - on President of the Vllaznia Football Club, the first sports club in Albania, since the beginning of the century.
- President of the Albanian Federation of Martial arts.
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