ndërpartiake

Ndërpartiake is a political term used in Albania to describe a coalition government formed by multiple political parties. The term translates to "inter-party" in English. This type of government is established when no single party wins a majority of seats in the parliament, and thus, several parties must come together to form a governing coalition. The primary goal of an ndërpartiake government is to ensure that a stable and functional government can be established, even if it means including parties with differing ideologies or policies.

The formation of an ndërpartiake government often involves negotiations and compromises among the participating parties. These negotiations can cover a wide range of issues, including economic policies, social reforms, and foreign relations. The success of an ndërpartiake government depends on the ability of the coalition partners to work together effectively and find common ground on key issues.

In Albania, the concept of ndërpartiake has been used in several governments since the country's transition to democracy in the early 1990s. While these governments have faced various challenges, including internal conflicts and political instability, they have also demonstrated the importance of coalition-building in a multi-party political system. The ndërpartiake model has been praised for its ability to bring together diverse political forces and promote political stability, although it has also been criticized for sometimes leading to gridlock and inefficiency.