"Investigations may advance"/ Këlliçi: AKSHI, Rama's personal affair

2026-04-23 22:27:00, Aktualitet CNA

"Investigations may advance"/ Këlliçi: AKSHI, Rama's

Democratic Party MP Belind Këlliçi spoke this evening about the abuses of the AKSHI, which he described as a "personal affair" of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Regarding the investigations, Këlliçi said in a television appearance that there may be progress in this file because, according to him, EU citizens are involved.

"We have been saying for years that AKSHI is Edi Rama's private kindergarten. I think there will be progress in this file because EU citizens are involved. But since we are dealing with the prime minister's personal affairs, there is no one who does not know this," said the MP.

Këlliçi also spoke about the opposition abandoning the plenary session after the expulsion of DP Vice President Luciano Boçi. He stated that due to the scandals that, according to him, have involved the government, measures are being taken to expel opposition MPs and the plenary session is being disrupted.

"The Prime Minister came out and told us that he had no house and came out with three or four houses, he came out with 20 thousand meters of land. He came out and said he was poor, he cried about his troubles because he had none and he came out with cars and wealth. And now what happens now, there in the Assembly, the Speaker of Parliament Peleshi comes out and with a measure expels the deputy and vice-president of the DP, Luçiano Boçi, he made a decision within a minute, took three measures and expelled him, when the law on Education was being discussed. I asked for the floor after a five-minute break and asked them to withdraw from the expulsion and in no way did either Peleshi or Balla accept. And as a sign of solidarity, there were also other opposition MPs who left. Even in the next session, it may happen that an artifice is found to disrupt the session during the debates and to hinder the opposition, so that they can be blamed. We have been requesting three interpellations for months and only today the Minister of Health comes to the hall ", said Këlliçi. / CNA