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Contract with DHL/ Celibashi: If we don't have the minutes, we won't pay

2025-09-09 11:43:00, Politikë CNA

Contract with DHL/ Celibashi: If we don't have the minutes, we won't

The State Election Commissioner, Ilirjan Celibashi, held a press conference today regarding the May 11 voting process.

During the conversation with journalists, Celibashi was asked about the response that the CEC has sent to the postal company DHL. The Chief Commissioner said that the CEC has submitted several requests to DHL, the fulfillment of which will open the payment process by the Central Commission.  

Regarding the payment, Celibashi stated that the CEC did not refuse to make the payment, but simply requested that it be made based on contractual provisions.

Regarding DHL's request for late payment interest, Celibashi stated that that request is not based on the contract, as the process with DHL has not yet been closed and the CEC has not taken over the service.

The Chief Commissioner stated that if the CEC is not provided with the requested minutes, no payment will be made to DHL.

 

" There are no conditions but some requests that we have presented to the company in order to open the payment process by the CEC. I am sure that those requests will be met, in full compliance with the contractual provisions. We have not refused to make the payments, but we have requested to make them in accordance with the contractual provisions. Their request for interest on late payments is completely unsupported by the content of the contract. We have not yet concluded the evaluation and acceptance process of the service with the company. Only after the closing does the obligation to pay arise. If we do not have the minutes, we will not pay", said Celibashi.

 

The Chief Commissioner also focused on the external voting process, which he called one of the most positive aspects of the May 11 elections.

Regarding complaints from the opposition about voting from abroad, Celibashi said that he analyzes everything that is said and technical problems should be addressed in a professional manner and without political overtones.

 

" The process of voting from abroad was one of the most positive aspects of the May 11 elections. I am aware, it is not that I do not analyze everything that is said and said differently, especially by the opposition, I respect their opinion. Voting from abroad was an indisputable success for the electoral process and the CEC was with full integrity. The concrete examples that we have from voters from abroad, in the direct communication they had with the CEC, confirm this. A historic process, carried out as it should have been carried out. Technical problems need to be addressed in a professional manner without political burdens" , said the chief commissioner./ CNA





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