11 Facts About Pandeli Cale

Pandeli Cale subsequently served as Minister of Agriculture in the Provisional Government of Albania.

Pandeli Cale finished the French Classic Lyceum in Alexandria, Egypt.

Pandeli Cale was insistent on forming guerrilla bands and suggested that care should be taken when choosing their leaders from among Albanian patriots.

Pandeli Cale was one of the co-founders of the Secret Albanian Committee in Thessaloniki, together with Themistokli Germenji, and Midhat Frasheri.

Pandeli Cale was president of the society "Freedom's Band" in 1908.

Pandeli Cale was a participant in the 5 November 1912 meeting, and voluntarily accompanied Ismail Qemali in his way to Albania.

Pandeli Cale was elected Minister of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce in Ismail Qemali's cabinet.

Pandeli Cale led the negotiations with Count Leopold Berchtold, foreign minister of Austria-Hungary, and the British and Italian ambassadors, which led to those countries' support for Albanian autonomy.

Pandeli Cale is mentioned as part of the Albanian delegation to the League of Nations Committee of the Peace Conference in 1919, together with Fan Noli, Hil Mosi, Gjergj Adhamidhi, lobbying for Albania's membership application, which was contested by Greece and Yugoslavia.

Pandeli Cale was the designer and signer of the Kapshtica Protocol.

Pandeli Cale died due to serious health implications in a hospital in Thessaloniki, Greece.