The Socialist Party of Albania becomes the latest Albanian political body to retain Washington D.C. consulting and advocacy services as that country prepares for a contentious series of parliamentary elections in June.
Albania Elections Produce Lucrative D.C. Lobbying Pacts
Tue., Apr. 18, 2017
By Jon Gingerich
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