Albanian regional settings, date-time format

We need to have the regional settings on our SharePoint 2013 installation set to the Albanian language.
When the Albanian regional settings are selected, in many places the time part of a date disappear. If I revert back to another language (en-us for example) the time is shown again.
Why is this happening, how could we correct the time format?
d.

A (totaly) random discovery:
$siteURL = "http://siteURL"
$site = Get-SPSite $siteURL
Write-host - starting for $siteURL
$web = $site.OpenWeb()
$web.RegionalSettings.Time24 = $true
$web.Update()
Setting the time to 24H format displays the time.
Setting it back to 12H format will hide the time part of a date-time. Weird...
d.

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