[2] An open meeting was organized in Monastir on 6 February 1910 by Rexhep Voka from Tetovo and Arif Hikmet of Kumanovo, where it was demanded the introduction of an Arabic-scripts based alphabet for the Muslim population.
[5] A strong support came from the Albanian activist Salih Gjuka, recently appointed as Inspector of Education for the Vilayet of Monastir.
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.
Bedri Pejani, former professor of the Albanian language in the high school of Uskub was elected chairman, and Petro Nini Luarasi with Ferid Ypi (a lawyer from Monastir) as secretaries.
20, of 10 April 1910 in Skopje:[4] Other less important decisions dealt with the organization and operation of the Albanian language societies and clubs.
[1] The final declaration stated that:[2] The pure linguistic question of the Albanian alphabet, which had definitely been solved in the Congress of Diber, has come up again and as caused crisis and contradictory currents of opinion.
The government...has encouraged the adherents of the Turkish language to carry out regrettable acts incompatible with the constitutional regime which we enjoy...The congress unanimously states that the question of the Albanian language, however much it has deviated from its basis, belongs exclusively to the Albanians; and it is desirable, in the true Ottoman interest, that it should not be taken out of its natural sphere.The congress was successful in the prism of its goals.
A clear respond was sent to the Ottomans that the Latin-script would be the only one, "the alphabet of the Albanian people", and confirmed continuity of the decision that came out of the first congress of 1909.