The premature departure from the life of the former DP deputy / Who was Gerti Bogdani

2024-09-18 13:31:00, Aktualitet CNA

The premature departure from the life of the former DP deputy / Who was Gerti

Today, the former deputy of the Democratic Party, Gerti Bogdani, passed away. Bogdani left this life prematurely, as a result of a cardiac arrest. Gerti Bogdani was a politician known to public opinion.

His figure is associated with the Democratic Party.

The career of Gerti Bogdan

Gerti Bogdani was a well-known politician, former deputy of the Democratic Party in the Parliament of Albania.

Bogdani was born on July 7, 1980 in Tirana. After graduating from "Harry Fultz" high school, with excellent results and a 'Gold Medal', Gerti Bogdani continued his higher studies at the Polytechnic University of New York, where he graduated with 'Highest Honors', being also declared the winner of Outstanding Graduate Award - 'Gold Medal'.

Bogdani then returned to Albania, to start his professional career in the academic field at the University of New York - Tirana. He was the founder and leader of the Network of Albanian Students in the World.

He started his political career in 2007, running with the Democratic Party for Chairman of Municipal Unit no. 10 Tirana, which he won.

During this time, he also continued his activity as a political spokesperson of the DP. In 2009, Gerti Bogdani ran in the Parliamentary Elections of June 28, 2009, and was elected the youngest deputy in the Assembly of Albania. From 2009 onwards, he continued his activity as Chairman of the Youth Forum of the Democratic Party.

In 2011 he was elected vice-president of the "International Young Democrat Union - IYDU" and then, in January 2012, vice-president.

In September 2015, he was elected Chairman of IYDU, at the Congress held in Lisbon, Portugal, thus becoming the first Albanian politician to hold such a high position in an international organization.

In 2023, Gerti Bogdani competed in the primary within the DP, as a candidate for the Municipality of Tirana./ CNA