Besa Movement

Besa Movement Lëvizja Besa

Leader	Bilall Kasami
Founded	November 2014
Ideology	Social conservatism Albanian minority interests
European affiliation	None
Colours	White, Red, Black
Website
http://www.levizjabesa.mk
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Lëvizja Besa (English: Besa Movement) is a political party of the Republic of Macedonia. It was formed in November 2014 by Zeqirija Ibrahimi, Bilal Kasami and Afrim Gashi, chief editor of "Shenja" magazine. Other founding members were Rexhep Memedi, Adnan Azizi, Hysni Ismaili, Adnan Ismaili and Skënder Rexhepi, the latter was the leader of "Elita" Association.^[1]^[2]

References

External links

Official web site

Political parties in the Republic of Macedonia
VMRO-DPMNE alliance (51 seats)	VMRO-DPMNE Socialist Party of Macedonia Democratic Party of Turks Democratic Party of Serbs in Macedonia Union of Roma in Macedonia GROM Party of the Democratic Action of Macedonia Party of the Vlachs from Macedonia Bosniak Democratic Party Permanent Macedonian Radical Unification People's Movement for Macedonia VMRO-United Fatherland's Macedonian Organisation for Radical Renewal VMRO-Macedonia
SDSM alliance (49 seats)	SDSM New Social Democratic Party Liberal Democratic Party United for Macedonia Democratic Renewal of Macedonia Party for a European Future Party for the Movement of the Turks in Macedonia Party for the Full Emancipation of the Roma of Macedonia Serbian Party in Macedonia Democratic Alliance of Vlachs Sandžak List Workers Party
Other parties	Democratic Union for Integration (10) Lëvizja Besa (5) Democratic Party of Albanians (2) Democratic Union (1) National Democratic Revival (1)
Without MPs	Albanian Democratic Union Democratic Alternative Democratic League of Bosniaks Liberal Party of Macedonia National Democratic Party New Democracy Party for Democratic Prosperity Party of United Democrats of Macedonia Social Democratic Party United Party of Romas in Macedonia VMRO-People's Party
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