"AKSHI, the biggest pit of corruption"/ Klodian Tomorri: 500 million euro invoice, expenses without control

2024-07-25 19:29:00, Aktualitet CNA

"AKSHI, the biggest pit of corruption"/ Klodian Tomorri: 500 million

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Journalist Klodian Tomorri has spoken and commented on the statements of the former number two of the government, Arben Ahmetaj, in an interview that is expected to be given on Monday, July 29, on the show of Çim Peka.

The journalist points out that Ahmetaj is confirming the accusations made so far by the opposition regarding corrupt affairs and corrupt tenders, starting with AKSHI, Eco Park or even others.

Tomorri said that AKSHI is the biggest corruption hole that to date has a bill of 500 million euros that grows from month to month and these are expenses that are carried out without control.

"These corrupt tenders at AKSHI, Eco Park, or others, Arben Ahmetaj is a witness in the first person and was there.

If we talk about ANKSI, it is one of the biggest, if not the biggest pits of corruption in Albania, which until today has a bill of 500 million euros and it grows from month to month, and these are expenses that are carried out without any control.

Tenders that have been awarded to a handful of companies with dubious connections and indications that they have direct connections with people close to the prime minister. If we go back some time ago, to a meeting organized by the Israel Business Chamber, two people were invited as representatives of the company Advance Business Solution, which was, a few months ago, one of the largest contractors of ANA and that sum of 40 million euros are the tenders that this company received from AKSHI.

They were introduced as the owners of Advance Business Solution, the owner resulting from the papers and the other person, the aide of the prime minister of Albania. Since that time it has been denounced and now we have a confirmation of these indications as true, from the testimony given by Arben Ahmetaj as a witness.

All these doubts, all this river of billions that has gone to AKSHI, how is it possible that that agency is not investigated and is not investigated for anything", said Tomorri./ CNA