Tirana, 09 April 2026, dtt-net.com – The Parliament of Albania, dominated by the ruling party of the Prime Minister Edi Rama, Thursday rejected proposals of opposition for setting up two inquiry committee to investigate country’s road authority and information agency.
The proposal of the Democratic party (PD) to set up the Assembly Investigative Committee, “To control the legality of the actions of the Albanian Road Authority on the realization of investments in road infrastructure” was rejected by 28 votes in favour, 75 against and 0 abstention.
The second proposal to set up investigative committee, “To control legality in the operation of AKSH, to assess cyber security and protection of citizens’ data, as well as to analyse risks to national security and obligations of Albania as a NATO member country” was dropped with 28 votes in favour, 76 against and 0 abstention.
The opposition accuses both agencies of being used by the government of Edi Rama in corruption.
The PD lawmaker Klevis Balliu at the session accused Rama of personally being involved with suspected associates and private companies in tenders related to a project of the AKSH.
The prosecution has already launched an investigation on both agencies.
When it comes to the road agency, the prosecution has already indicted now former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Belinda Balluku.
After heavy pressure from the PD Rama dismissed Balluku but is refusing to lif her parliamentary immunity which would pave the way for her arrest requested by the prosecutor’s office against organized crime.
Balluku is indicted on two tenders and is being investigated on several others in construction sector.
The opposition accuses Rama of being the main person behind all tenders in construction sector of which Balluku is indicted already and being investigated on seven more.
