The parliament rejected the SPAK’s request for Balluku’s arrest, in response to a reaction from the German embassy.

The German embassy issued a statement today in response to the Albanian parliament’s decision regarding Deputy Belinda Balluku. During today’s session, the Special Prosecutor’s request to remove Balluku’s parliamentary immunity was turned down. The german embassy emphasized that Albania’s advancement toward EU membership is intrinsically connected to the efficacy of its judicial system in tackling corruption.

They highlighted the crucial role that political forces must play in ensuring this ongoing process. Euronews.al reported this significant development. According to the embassy, Germany firmly supports Albania’s integration into the European Union, reflecting the desires of the Albanian populace.

A fundamental requirement for successful progress within this objective, merit-based system is the robust investigation and prosecution of corruption, particularly when involving senior officials. The embassy’s clear expectation is that the justice system will diligently pursue investigations, regardless of the individuals involved. They believe that effective prosecution, even in complex cases, is essential for maintaining trust and furthering Albania’s path toward European integration.

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  1. The parliament denied the SPAK’s petition to detain Balluku, following a statement from the German embassy.

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