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Veliaj promises transparency, PD asks for a public answer: How were the two foreign auditing companies contracted?

Politiko 2024-08-12 10:36:42

Veliaj promises transparency, PD asks for a public answer: How were the two

The municipal councilors of the opposition, Dorian Teliti and Xhonatan Pano, have today made a public denunciation from the municipality of Tirana for the latest attempt to hide corrupt affairs by Erion Veliaj.

It is about the agreements with two foreign auditing companies, which, according to Veliaj, will make the institution he leads more transparent. 

Teliti told the media that they require some public answers from Veliaj regarding the agreements.

"Together with my colleague Pano, we made two very important requests to the executive of the municipality of Tirana, who will make transparent what happened and what is happening in the municipality of Tirana.

Specifically, a few days ago we heard from the mayor of Tirana that he contracted two companies, one British and the other German, to increase good governance procedures within the municipality and improve audit systems.

How were these two companies contracted? When was the procedure announced? When was interest announced by the institution itself? What are the funds made available to pay for these two contracts? What is the purpose of these two contracts?

If Erion Veliaj is going to make transparency and improve the transparency systems within the municipality of Tirana, let him start by making these two agreements transparent, two agreements that today, even the municipal elected officials, have no information about.

Do you have media information? Do the citizens have? No!", declared Teliti.

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