Resolution adopted by CDI/Xhaferri: Exposes the need for a technical government

2025-11-23 17:35:00, Aktualitet CNA

Democratic Party MP Besart Xhaferri stated in a post on social media that the resolution adopted by the CDI exposes the need for a technical government.

He states that the Assembly of the Union of Center-Right Parties adopted the fifth resolution that exposes Albania as a danger to the EU itself.

Xhaferri further writes that the resolution highlights that Eurostat and independent studies confirm massive money laundering in the construction sector in Albania, in about 4 billion euros of unjustified investments in the formal banking system.

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4 billion euros were laundered in construction and vote buying with drug money, the CDI resolution stigmatizes the Narco-autocracy and exposes the need for a technical government!

From Brazil, where many Albanian cartels launch cocaine shipments towards EU countries, the Assembly of the Center-Right Union, CDI, has adopted the fifth resolution on Albania, which brands our country as a Narco-autocracy that poses a danger to the European Union itself.

The resolution emphasizes that the CDI notes with alarm the infiltration of crime into state institutions, the involvement of known traffickers and criminal networks in public contracts, tourism development, and electoral processes.

On the other hand, the resolution highlights that Eurostat and independent studies confirm massive money laundering in the construction sector in Albania, in about 4 billion euros of unjustified investments in the formal banking system.

With this money, many criminal groups have bought votes, dictating their deputies to the Albanian Parliament.

The injection of drug money has distorted the economy, bankrupting honest entrepreneurs and making Albanian families and the middle class miserable.

On the other hand, the CDI resolution also stigmatizes the new justice system, as it condemns the criminal prosecutions and politically motivated arrests of opposition leaders in the election year, including Sali Berisha, Ilir Meta, MP Ervin Salianji and Fatmir Mediu, which the ODIHR assessed as factors that contributed to a climate of clashes, mistrust and selective justice, hindering the free and equal participation of the opposition in the political process.

The resolution exposes the dramatic regression of democracy and the necessity for a technical government, which is the only guarantee for a fair electoral competition. / CNA