VLEN today issued a response to the BDI’s claims concerning the development of government sessions. VLEN characterized the BDI’s assertions as untrue and fabricated. Representatives from VLEN stated that the BDI’s attempt to quantify the number of government sessions was, in their view, counterproductive.
While acknowledging that VLEN representatives have participated in government sessions, VLEN responded by listing several accomplishments attributed to Artan Grubi on behalf of the BDI. VLEN pointed to instances where Artan Grubi held sessions, citing one specific example where a decision was made regarding the closure of casinos across all Albanian municipalities. Furthermore, VLEN noted that during Grubi’s tenure, Aleksandar Onishchenko, an individual listed on the US blacklist, received an addition, and Daka Davidoviqi, also listed on the US blacklist, was involved.
The statement suggests a direct rebuttal to the BDI’s narrative regarding the proceedings of the government. By detailing specific legislative actions and appointments linked to the BDI’s representatives, VLEN aimed to counter the criticism leveled against the government’s session record. The exchange highlights ongoing political disagreement between the BDI and VLEN regarding governmental processes and achievements.
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