Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted to the incident discovered by the police, where the dynamics of the theft of 524,800 euros, 8,500 dollars and 368,000 new lek as well as gold accessories from Rozetas and Javier Dobi, where part of them belonged to Alda Klos alias Çiko, who was Cabinet Director under the former Minister of Reconstruction and former Deputy Prime Minister of the country, Arben Ahmetaj.
In a post on the Twitter social network, Rama writes that the Reform of Justice and the strengthening of law-enforcement institutions are done precisely to clean up the scum, and he considers this action as the will of this Government against corruption.
He wants to go as far as possible to the end of low stories with dirty money and the force of the law should stop at no one.
"I don't know when some will understand that the Justice Reform and the strengthening of law-enforcement institutions are done precisely to clean up the scum! Therefore, when dirt comes out thanks to the work of these institutions, we must not forget that these are proofs of our will against corruption!
In other words, in another time, the police or the justice system never took the cabbages out of people wearing official suits, while today times change daily for the better in this regard as well! Because today the political will is complete and the old political shield has fallen!
I only wish that the low stories with dirty money go to the end as much as possible and that the force of the law does not stop before anyone, when the facts prove that the law has been violated for illegal benefits, by anyone", writes Rama.