Bardhi reacts to the German media article about the Port of Durrës: Balluku favored a fictitious Croatian company. SPAK to investigate

2024-11-30 19:06:04Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Bardhi reacts to the German media article about the Port of Durrës: Balluku
Gazment Bardhi and Belinda Balluku

The chairman of the DP Parliamentary Group, Gazment Bardhi, has reacted to the article by the German media focus.de, which accused Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku of being involved in the Durrës Port affair, favoring a fictitious Croatian company with possible criminal connections. in Ecuador and Colombia.

Bardhi calls on SPAK to start investigations on this affair.

"Belinda Balluku is pointed at by one of the most serious German media on a concession procedure that favors a fictitious Croatian company with possible criminal connections! This is the second article in a few days about this suspected criminal affair and it should serve as an incentive for SPAK to investigate fully and quickly", declared Bardhi.

The German media focus.de cast a shadow of doubt on the Croatian company "Schapha doo" that has taken over the port concession. According to the German media, "Schapha doo is a fictitious company with close ties to powerful Croatian actors and Albanian interests. Its purpose seems to be to secure control over the new strategic port of Porto Romano".

"Focus" also casts doubt on the Minister of Infrastructure, Belinda Balluku, that according to the German media, all actions were carried out with her knowledge. According to the German media, the Croatian company is being used as a front by a local Albanian oligarch, "with the support of the regional managers of MAERSK, it can secure the exclusive rights to manage the new port for the next 45 years".

The German media does not stop there, but points out that "the owners of Schapha doo have connections with Ecuador and Colombia. Various sources express concerns that these countries can be used as strategic points for drug trafficking routes, including Albania, which is already monitored by the DEA."


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