DP: The Government Gave 220 Million ALL From The Budget To The Company Of Blendi Gonxhe's Wife

Nga OraNews Përditësimi i fundit 18 Korrik 2020, 15:39

Democratic Party accuses General Director of TransportBlendi Gonxhe of corruption.

According to the spokesperson Ina Zhupa, his wife owns aprivate passenger company and there are over 220 million ALL that she hasbenefited from the state budget.

DP asks the prosecution to investigate.

Denunciation of Ina Zhupa

Blendi Gonxhe benefits millions of ALL from the state budget through a private company, established in the name of his wife.

The General Director of Road Transport owns a private passenger transport company, which he uses to rent cars to his colleagues in other state institutions.

It is about 220 million ALL that Blendi Gonxhe has benefited with this business in open conflict of interest.

If there is an investigation by the Inspectorate of Asset Control, it will find that central institutions, led by friends of Blendi Gonxhe, have paid millions of ALL for his company, while he himself is in this key position of the Transport sector.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of Education, the Parliament, the Directorate of Government Services, but especially the Territorial Planning Agency, pay millions of ALL to the private company of Blendi Gonxhe of the Transport Directorate to provide rental cars or other services transport.

There are millions of Lek for private transport that are paid from the taxes of the citizens directly and in the pocket of the friend of the Prime Minister who directs the Road Transport of Albania. This is an activity in open conflict of interest.

Zhupa says that Gonxhe is using his friendship with Ramato extort Albanians and the prosecution should investigate him.

"It is a violation of the law, which shows how greedy those who lead us are.

Blendi Gonxhe, who uses his friendship with Edi Rama to extort every penny from taxes and from the pockets of Albanians in every form and manner, is the typical corrupt official of the outgoing government.

The least Blendi Gonxhe can do today is to resign.

While it is up to the prosecution not to be silent. "This money laundering scheme should be investigated, as should the giant theft scheme through the patent system."