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Albanians of Romania
The Albanians (''Shqiptarë'' in Albanian, ''Albanezi'' in Romanian) are an ethnic minority in Romania. As an officially recognized ethnic minority, Albanians have one seat reserved in the Romanian Chamber of Deputies to the ''League of Albanians of Romania'' (''Liga Albanezilor din România'').
==Demographics==
In the 2002 census 520 Romanian citizens indicated their ethnicity was Albanian, and 484 stated that their native language was Albanian.〔 (''Recensământ 2002. Rezultate: Populația după etnie. Populația după limba maternă'' ) at the (2002 Census official site ); retrieved February 22, 2008〕 The actual number of the Albanian population in Romania is unofficially estimated at around 10,000 persons.〔 ("Albanezi - Date demografice" ) at (''Divers'' online ); retrieved February 26, 2008〕 Most members of the community live in Bucharest,〔 while the rest mainly live in larger urban centers such as Timișoara, Iași, Constanța and Cluj-Napoca.
Most families are Orthodox and trace their origins to the area around Korçë.〔 ("Albanezii - Perioada contemporană" ) at (''Divers'' online ); retrieved July 16, 2007〕 Many other Romanian Albanians adhere to Islam — according to a 1999 article by Romanian scholar George Grigore, various studies show that about 3,000 members of the Romanian Muslim community may in fact be Albanian.〔George Grigore, ("Muslims in Romania" ), in International Institute for the Study of Islam in the Modern World (ISIM) Newsletter 3, July 1999, p.34; retrieved July 16, 2007〕 That section of the Albanian community is traditionally integrated into the Turk or Tatar groups, which makes its numbers hard to assess.〔
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