Valentina Leskaj

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  • Leskaj, Valentina (2000), "Në shtëpinë e Bardhë për Planifikimin Familjar" [21]
  • Leskaj, Valentina (2000), "Forgotten Countries with Dire Needs: Eastern European and Central Asian Country Assessments", ISBN   0961916524
  • Leskaj, Valentina;(2016) " Asimetrite e Zhvillimit si Shkak i Varferise", ISBN   9789928190673 [22]
  • Leskaj, Valentina (2013), The 28th International Women Leaders’ Conference: The Post-2015 and Sustainable Development Goals Agenda: Ensuring the centrality of gender equality and women's empowerment in the next framework. Published in November 2013, Haifa, Israel [23]
  • Leskaj, Valentina (2000) "Shoqeria Shqiptare Perballe Sfidave te Trafikut te Grave dhe Vajzave"
  • Leskaj Valentina (1997) "Te Drejtat Riprodhuese"

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    Valentina Leskaj
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    Minister of Labor and Social Affairs
    In office
    2002–2004
    International
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