Vokshi: Rama does not want his affairs clarified, he does not want the parliamentary investigation
2024-04-09 16:53:00, PolitikëCNA
Albana Vokshi
The chairperson of the Parliamentary Investigative Committee for concessions in health, Albana Vokshi, during an interview stated that Edi Rama had no desire for the establishment of these committees, as he overthrew them with the force of cardboard.
Vokshi said that the socialist deputies are acting according to the approach that Edi Rama has towards the investigative commissions, since they do not want to clarify the affairs, including those in health.
"Ilir Beqaj is under the protection of Edi Rama, walks the streets of Tirana, and is even a danger for the destruction of evidence. Similarly, Edi Rama does not want us to make a transparency about the role of Ogerta Manastirli, Vilma Nushi and anyone else involved in these concessions", said Vokshi.
She said that Edi Rama's approach to the parliamentary investigation has not changed, at first he refused to stand up, while now he is blocking them.
Vokshi said that the socialists refuse to go to the commission because they don't want the meeting, they don't want the parliamentary investigation to start.
"All members of the majority, who do not want Edi Rama to have an investigative commission, are violators of the law. If a deputy is absent 3 times in a row without legitimate reasons, then their replacement is required," said Vokshi.
She said that Plarent Ndreca, the socialist vice president of the Commission, is in a pure conflict of interest, since as a lawyer he has defended the very people involved in these affairs.
"The fact that he refuses to sign the declaration of conflict of interest shows that he will be one-sided. Milva Ikonomi was the deputy minister of health at the time of the concessions, so he is in conflict of interest and this is an open provocation of Edi Rama ", said Vokshi, adding that this is an expression of Edi Rama's will to block the work./ CNA
