2026-09-28 20:37:00Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Fiks Fare has conducted an investigation within state institutions, into the power of Belinda Balluku in the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy, even though she has been dismissed from public office.

Fiks Fare entered some of these institutions, introduced herself as a job seeker, and spoke directly with the heads of the institutions.

And in these conversations, Belinda Balluku's name comes to the forefront again: as "boss", as a person who can influence appointments, hiring, and decision-making.

Fiks Fare brought testimonies, conversations and direct confrontations with Belinda Balluku.

"If Bela brings the name..."

The investigation begins at the Civil Aviation Authority, where the Fiks Fare journalist contacts the director Maksim Et'hemaj, expressing interest in a job in the media sector. During the conversation, Et'hemaj mentions the current media employee and connects her to Belinda Balluku.

According to him, if she were to be replaced and someone else would come in her place, it would simply be a matter of names, implying that a proposal from Balluku would be considered. But why would a name proposed by a former minister matter today?

"If you're the boss's friend, you're mine too"

The story goes further, to the State Technical and Industrial Inspectorate. Here too, the scenario is the same: a request for employment. Director Sokol Zajmi says:

“If you're the boss's friend, you're mine too. ” Then he uses another expression: “Soldiers are easily replaced, but the queen is irreplaceable. ”

But who is the "boss" and who is the "queen"? In the context of the conversation recorded by Fiks Fare, the reference is to Belinda Balluku.


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