It has been separated from life at the age of 101 academic Luan Omari, one of the known figures of constitutional law in Albania.

The news has been disclosed by the University of Tirana, which has expressed condolences to the family, colleagues and generations of students who were formed under its direction.

Luan Omari is named as one of the important figures of Albanian judicial opinion and a professor who left a mark on the formation of generations of lawyers.

Born 10 June 1925 in Tirana, Omar conducted high law studies in Belgrade and Sofia, later building a long academic and scientific career.

For nearly two decades, he headed the Law Faculty at the University of Tirana, where he contributed to the formation of many generations of lawyers.

Through his studies and publications, he made an important contribution to the development of constitutional law in Albania.

Academy of Sciences President Luan Omari was also a founding member and former vice president of the Academy of Sciences, as well as a representative of Albania at the Venice Commission.

For his academic and scientific contribution, the University of Tirana honoured him with the titles Professor Emeritus and Doctor Honoris Causaï.

His split from life marks the loss of one of the key names of Albanian jurisdiction, while his work and contribution will remain part of the country’s academic heritage.