New charges against former SHISH director revealed, details on how hundreds of thousands of euros were transferred to Germany

2026-11-09 23:43:26Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
New charges against former SHISH director revealed, details on how hundreds of
Vlora Hyseni

Journalist Eni Ferhati has discussed the case of the former director of SHISH, Vlora Hyseni, against whom he emphasizes that two other charges are also pending: passive corruption of senior state officials and money laundering.

According to Ferhat, investigators have traced three financial transfers to Germany, made by companies linked to Ergys Agas to entities suspected of having ties to two of Hysen's brothers.

"For the former director of SHISH, Vlora Hyseni, two other offenses have been registered in the criminal offense register, significantly aggravating Ms. Hyseni's criminal position. This concerns the criminal offense of passive corruption of high-ranking state officials and also the criminal offense of money laundering. From the ongoing investigations and the examination mainly of telephone devices but also other investigative actions carried out by special prosecutors Altin Dumani and Bledar Maksuti, three transfers to Germany from companies linked to Ergys Agas in the AKSHI file have been traced," the journalist said.

Ferhati underlines that two of the transfers ended up in one company, while another transfer of around 450 thousand euros was canceled.

"It concerns two transfers of 250 thousand euros that ended in a company linked to one of Vlora Hyseni's brothers and on the other hand another transfer of approximately 450 thousand euros that also started in another company linked to another brother of Mrs. Hyseni. The second transfer of 450 thousand euros was actually canceled because the company in Germany where the money was to be transferred was bankrupt," he said.

Ferhati adds that according to the Special Prosecution's suspicions, these amounts may have originated from the AKSHI affair and have been used as a form of bribery in exchange for information and support for Agas.

"According to the Special Prosecution Office, there are suspicions that this money that was transferred to Germany was mainly money derived from the affair in the AKSHI file, where maneuvers were made through companies linked to Ergys Agasi and other persons who have proven responsible, to pass as a form of bribery and corruption to the people of Vlora and Hysen, these considerable sums of money in exchange for information and support that the latter gave to Agasi, at least during the documented escape, but perhaps even when he was not a wanted person," said Ferhati.


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