(Tirana, dtt-net.com)-Albanian former Prime Minister Fatos Nano is expected to create a new political party, seen as a move of political comeback after loosing his leading role and influence inside the opposition socialist party (SP).

The take over of the SP leadership by Edi Rama has pushed Fatos Nano and its supporters inside the party for a complete split from the current political party and form a new one.

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