When announcing the government's decisions this Wednesday, Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku dwelled on the act of how the government would turn into a 'Robin Hood' by confiscating illegal constructions from millionaires to distribute them to the homeless.
The effects of these confiscations remain to be learned in the future, but what is known is that in this Wednesday's meeting, the Government has again 'reserved' the companies owned by names accused as oligarchs.
It is about the decision that gives the symbolic rent of 1 euro to 9 thousand square meters in one of the most coveted areas of the coast. The property of 9 dynyms was given to the company 'Gjikuria' for the development of the project "White Roads Hotel" in the village of Gjileke in Himara.
The project to build a hotel and 150 villas on this land was announced earlier as a strategic investment by the Strategic Investments Commission, although the Gjikuria company has been accused of building without a permit on the Orikum-Dukat road.