
The National Agency for the Information Society has been a "gold mine" for executives, brokers or even businessmen themselves, turning the "vanguard" institution of the government into a huge gangrene of public funds. The action of the Special Prosecutor's Office in December 2025 was truncated, after it hit some of the people involved.
Director Mirlinda Karçanaj and her deputy Hava Delibashi are being investigated under house arrest, while the deputy director of Tirana Police, Erion Ismaili, as well as businessmen Ergys Agasi, Ermal Beqiri, Andis Papa, Gëzim Hoxha and Rogers Rryta are also under house arrest.
Are these the only names responsible for the extortion of public money? Is there any other criminal group that has operated at AKSH?!
VoxNews has obtained information from several institutions that the two "hostages" of the ASKHI file, former deputy director Daniel Shima and businessman Gerond Meçe, are trying by all means to launder the money they extorted from tenders. Both, together or separately, have created a network of companies, embezzling tens of millions of euros from each other.
Before, during or after the SPAK action, Shima and Meçe have created new companies, made transactions, bought and sold properties, obtained building permits, purchased or sold quotas, and signed donation deeds. There are strong suspicions that all of these actions are being done with one purpose: money laundering!
The duo's scheme began after attacks by Iranian hackers, as the government decided to strengthen digital security. In the last three years, AKSHI's funds have doubled, tendering over 100 million euros per year.
The biggest beneficiary of these procedures has been the company "Advanced Business Solution", owned by Gerond Meçen, while Daniel Shima was the deputy director. According to official data, researched by our editorial team, ABS of Meçe has benefited in recent years the frightening figure of around 40 million euros.

Facsimile: Share donation contract from Gerond Meçe to his mother Shegush Meçe
These tenders, most of which were won without any competition by ABS, even disqualifying the lowest bids, have attracted the attention of the Special Prosecution Office. Sources from this prosecution body told VoxNews that information or references about "agreements" or "pre-determinations" of tenders by the heads of AKSHI for "Advanced Business Solution" have reached that institution.
In fact, verifications have also begun by the National Bureau of Investigation, which has "sifted" all of AKSHI's tenders. But, precisely at this time and with SPAK on its heels, Gerond Meçe makes a move, transferring the shares of the ABS company to his elderly mother. The donation contract was made in May 2025, where Gerond transfers only the ownership to Shegush, while the administrators were the same, perhaps out of "fear" of the Special Prosecution.
Currently, the shares of this firm are still in the name of 75-year-old Shegush Meçe, born in Elbasan and residing in Tirana. A move to shift the "blame" to his elderly mother, while the Special Prosecution's investigations should have focused on ABS and not on his "daughters". But, the opening of companies or even transactions from one company to another always leave traces.
If you look at the AKSHI tenders, Meçe was competing with ABS, which he passed on to his mother. But, in parallel, he also opened another company, called “Artificial Intelligence Business Solutions”, spending tens of millions of euros on this firm. Data provided by VoxNews shows that around 15 million euros have passed from ABS to AIBS over the last 5 years.

Facsimile: Balance sheet of the AIBS company owned by Gerond Meçe
In June 2025, a few weeks before being taken "hostage" by the Beqiri and Agas group, Gerond Meçe would declare the balance sheet of the second company, AIBS. He writes in the documents that he came out with a profit of 630 thousand euros, while distributing a dividend in the amount of 1.7 million euros, from previous profits.
Tax records show that the company, although it did not win any tenders, was making tens of millions of euros, under the pretext of "IT work". The transfers of these payments from one hand to another are suspected to have been made to launder money from AKSHI tenders, which were then diverted to companies close to Meça or even to AKSHI executives.
The above information is from several sources and official documents. It is clearly seen in them that the "hostage", Gerond Meçe, has moved millions of euros. Subsequent investigations by the Special Prosecution Office may reveal a lot, whether there was a connection between Meçe or Shimë, whether there are other people involved and where tens of millions of euros from Albanian taxes ended up.
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