The congress was organized by the "Bashkimi" (The union) society branch of Monastir, which was itself represented by 5 members. The sessions were held in "Bashkimi"'s premises as well. A strong support came from the Albanian activist
Salih Gjuka, recently appointed as Inspector of Education for the
Vilayet of Monastir. Other "Bashkimi" branches which sent delegates were from Ohrid (2 delegates, one of each was Xheladin bey Ohri),
Istanbul branch represented by
Dervish Hima, Korçë branch represented by Shefki Efendi,
Negovan branch by
Petro Nini Luarasi, Elbasan by Gani Bey Gungu,
Struga by Abdullah Rushiti,
Starovë by
Hajdar Blloshmi, and
Kočani had 1 representative. A significant fact is that for the first time in an Albanian education congress, the representation from the
Vilayet of Kosovo was substantial. Kosovar participants were
Bedri Pejani,
Rexhep Mitrovica, Qamil Bala, Bejtullah Bey Gjilani, Shyqyri Ramadan Begu of
Pristina, Salih Gjuka,
Hysni Curri, and Sabit Bey of
Vushtrria. Supporting
telegrams arrived from the branches which could not send delegates, from
Smirna,
Salonika,
Kolonja,
Lerini,
Bilisht,
Durrës,
Shkodër,
Vlora,
Berat,
Tepelena,
Delvina,
Leskovik,
Preveza, and
Tirana. Other sources mention Ibrahim Jegeni as representative of the "Bashkimi" branch of Upper Dibra region,
Fehim Zavalani, Rifat Zavalani, Qazim Iljaz Pasha Dibra for Monastir, Tefik Efendi Panariti representing the "Dituria" (Knowledge) society of Korçë,
Xhafer Ypi representing
Konitsa, and Ali Efendi Zaimi representing
Yenice. • A pan-Albanian congress would follow up in
Yanina on 3 July 1910, which would establish a political platform and close once and for all the topics of the Albanian alphabet and schools. • The Latin-script alphabet was accepted for the Albanian language. • A request would be sent to the
Wali and the
Ottoman Albania representatives in the Ottoman parliament, demanding protection for the
Albanian Orthodox Church, and halting the Greek propaganda. (This request was initiated by Petro Luarasi). • An Albanian language newspaper to be opened in Uskub (Skopje), and the Albanians schools should continue to spread. • An interpretation would be required by the
Shaykh al-Islām, explaining if the Latin script created any contradiction with what was written in the Quran. • An Albanian delegation would meet with the
Sultan during his pronounced visit in the Monastir and Kosovo Vilayets. The delegation would require a general amnesty for all Albanian rebels, accepting on the other side that they fulfilled their
military service duty in the
Ottoman army. Other less important decisions dealt with the organization and operation of the Albanian language societies and clubs. The final declaration stated that: ==Aftermath==