Meta wants Edi Rama as a witness in court!

2026-06-24 15:04:18Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Meta wants Edi Rama as a witness in court!
Edi Rama/Ilir Meta

The President of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta, has requested the summoning of Prime Minister Edi Rama as a witness in the trial against him, arguing that the head of government's testimony is related to the issue of the mining law.

According to Meta, the list of witnesses he wants to appear in court also includes former Speaker of the Assembly Gramoz Ruç and SP MP Taulant Balla .

Meta has stated that the request to call Rama as a witness is specifically related to the clarification of circumstances related to the mining law and the relevant decision-making processes.

Meta: It would be worth calling an expert in the field of mining, or an independent expert, to see how many subjects have benefited from this legal change. To understand whether it was necessary or not. You are facing an unbridled fantasy. A house here, a house there, a palace here, a palace there. We lived until 2008-2009 in the apartment of my wife's parents. The place was given for a palace and therefore we had to move. We settled in the block, after the lady had found a bargain. We stayed there for 4 years. The building had problems, even though the place was good. I found it impossible to do sports activities. The goal was not to get a villa. The first request was for an apartment near the stadium. This was to be away from the noise of the block, plus those walls were light and all the noise of the block could be heard. The Speaker of the Assembly has only one vote. Even when he votes against a law, he has the functional duty to sign it. For this issue, Edi Rama should come here, the head of the SP parliamentary group should come. I have never discussed with anyone, neither about buying a house, nor about leaving a house. All of these are absurd connections, because when you don't have a fact, when you don't have an SMS, when you don't have an email, then you will make montages.

His request is expected to be reviewed by the court, which will decide whether the proposed witnesses will be called to give statements as part of the trial.


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