Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama visited Zvërnec on May 5, the location associated with recent protests regarding a specific development project. During the visit, Rama addressed the ongoing legal scrutiny, clarifying the focus of the investigation conducted by the SPAK. He emphasized that the inquiry is not directed at the development project itself, but rather at the entity responsible for the initial sale of the land.
Rama reaffirmed his full support for the SPAK’s investigative efforts. Addressing property rights, the Prime Minister noted that while some individuals may lack formal deeds, the mortgage office serves as the central verification point. He stated that land acquired by investors is legally recognized as the investors’ property, even concerning state holdings.
Consequently, the investigation has specifically targeted the selling entity. Although the fund associated with the transaction has been blocked, the initial transaction is acknowledged as having taken place, confirming the investors as the current owners. Rama confirmed that the investigation process is designed to support any party who can establish ownership through proper judicial channels.
He stressed that the scrutiny is focused on the transaction’s provenance, not the viability of the development. The Prime Minister concluded by making it clear that the investigation pertains strictly to the transfer of the land and the selling entity, rather than preempting any
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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama visited Zvërnec on May 5, addressing public concerns related to a local development project. During his visit, Rama provided clarification regarding the ongoing legal