
The daughter of analyst Fatos Lubonja, Tetis Lubonja, the former legal officer in the Property Restitution Agency group that signed the agreement to return the Partizani complex to its owners, was a witness in the trial of the foundation for the "Partizani" file at the GJKKO.
During her testimony, she denied having been pressured during the review of the files and stated that she had no contact with former Prime Minister Sali Berisha beyond what she had followed in the media.
"Jamarbrin and I were of the same generation, even at environmental conferences, so we knew each other. I worked part-time at the Kontakt company for 6 months, after I worked at the property restitution agency.
In 2006 I worked at the property restitution agency for 10 months. The procedure for the restitution of properties to the Begeja, Vaqarri, etc. families.
"I knew someone from the Llagami family, their property was not returned to them. I have never been pressured by the former owners. Apart from the television, I have no contact with Sali Berisha," she testified.
The procedure for the return of properties in the Partizani case began on January 17, 2007, and Tetis Lubonja testified in SPAK that the property files for five families were treated with priority, being reviewed for a period of about two months from the beginning of the procedure.
"I received the tasks from my superiors. I implemented the law and followed all procedures. The file was in two sectors, legal and graphic.
"These territories have been known as the property of the former owners. Legal procedures have been followed and we have provided a legal assessment," Lubonja further testified.