The ongoing clash over the shares of the concessionaire company that is building the Vlora Airport has taken another turn, as the clash between two shareholders, Behgjet Pacolli and Valon Ademi, continues for several months, with concrete accusations, shareholder decisions, appointments, dismissals, and now even legal proceedings.
Yesterday, Pacolli wrote on social media that operations at the airport will now continue normally. He did not provide many details, nor what decision he has made, the appointments, the court proceedings or even the progress of the investigation into the case, which is now at the doors of the Tirana Prosecutor's Office.

Pacolli's ongoing clash with the minority shareholder, immediately after the Turks left with their pockets full, seems to have brought the entire project, designed to open in the summer we just left behind, to a standstill, with the loud trumpeting that the airport was ready. Currently, it is written that the project will open in the summer of 2026, when international flight schedules have also been set.
On paper, looking at the documents at the National Business Center, Pacolli's company has 98% of the shares, while Valon Ademi has on paper 2%, while claiming 47% of the shares. In recent days, there have been developments from both sides, which Pacolli has preferred to share with the public, writing on the internet that "normality is returning to Vlora airport!"
"Justice, although often faced with challenges and difficult processes, remains universal and inevitable in its implementation. It is a sense of pride for a citizen when justice in his country functions independently, uninfluenced and sustainably. From today, at Vlora International Airport, institutional normality, legal order and trust are restored, thanking justice!" writes Pacolli.

For many months, the concessionaire company that is building the Vlora Airport has not had an administrator, while there have been unilateral dismissals and appointments. On December 11, 2025, a unilateral meeting was held by the company “2A GROUP”, with legal representative and sole partner Valon Ademi. Only Ademi was present at this meeting, who writes in documents that his company is the only one that has active voting rights in Vlora International Airport, VIA shpk.

The other shareholder company, “????? Construction”, of the Pacolli family, was not present. “The General Assembly meeting was called to discuss and decide on the agenda the appointment of the new administrator of the company Vlora Internacional Airoport-VIA shpk. After the discussion, the assembly decided to appoint the administrator Mr. Vegim Hoxha, with a mandate of 2 years, starting from the date of this decision,” it is stated in the documents obtained by VoxNews.
This decision was sent to the National Business Center, which reflected it in the extract of the concessionaire company, now recognizing Mr. Vegim Hoxha as the administrator. A copy of the court decision, dated October 17, 2025, where the Court of First Instance of General Jurisdiction of Tirana, removed Pacolli's voting rights and froze his shares, was also sent to the National Business Center.

VoxNews reviewed other documents, which show that Ademi acted alone, without any approval from the other shareholder, as he decided only to appoint the administrator. In the minutes of that meeting, it is written that it was legitimized that "based on the company's statute, the fact that this decision is being made by the only partner with active voting rights in the company, which is the company
'2A Group', is taken into account". According to her, under these conditions, the meeting place is considered appropriate and legal.
It is further written that the assembly finds that the meeting is valid and regular, as the only partner with voting rights - 2A Group SH.PK - represents 100% of the quotas valid for voting.
"The need to call this extraordinary meeting is directly related to the irrevocable resignation of the Company's administrator and the reflection of this resignation in the Central Bank extract for VIA, dated 17.11.2025. The absence of the administrator, in this context, brings serious consequences of a legal, financial and operational nature, and seriously jeopardizes the implementation of the Concession Contract and the Company's obligations towards the Contracting Authority," it further states.
The minutes of the meeting continue that the law does not condition the quorum on the participation of non-voting partners, because their quotas do not generate any decision-making capacity. “The quota of a partner who does not have voting rights is legally ‘deaf’ for the effect of the quorum and majority. In the specific case, as a result of the suspension of the voting rights of MABCO Construction SA by court decision, MABCO’s quotas are automatically excluded from the calculation of the quorum. The suspension of the vote does not affect the formal ownership of the quota, but deactivates its institutional attributes and removes this quota from any function in the Assembly,” the document continues.
A clash that has already been put on the calendar, both judicial, investigative and administrative. Decisions that could bring very serious consequences in the future, given that the work is a priority for the Albanian government to build.
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