Did the Rector of the Agricultural University choose or was he ordered to complain to the Socialist Group of Deputies?!

The Special Prosecution Office has today issued 24 security measures for the staff of the Agricultural University of Tirana, accused of tender abuses. 

Regarding this fact, Prime Minister Edi Rama also reacted in the early hours of Tuesday through a post on "X", announcing that tomorrow at 09:00, the SP parliamentary group will hold a hearing session with the rector of UBT, Fatbardh Sallaku. 

It is worth noting that the Prime Minister's post was published before the official SPAK announcement was released. 

While not uttering a single word in support of the anti-corruption investigation into this university, Rama openly displayed the rhetoric of an arbitrator, attacking the work of justice and quoted rector Fatbardh Sallaku, saying that it was a "very big misunderstanding."

"Tomorrow at 09:00 the Parliamentary Group of the governing majority will hear, at his request, the Rector of the Agricultural University, Fatbardh Sallaku, regarding 24 security measures WITHOUT TRIAL for the university's staff and lecturers for several procedures from several years ago in a total amount of less than 30 million lek ," Rama wrote on the social network X.

"The rector himself, who is not connected to this investigation, speaks of a very big misunderstanding and demands to be heard publicly, at a turning point in history for the Agricultural University that has entered the path of transformation with the aim of full recognition of diplomas with the BOKU University of Vienna in Albania 2030 ," he added.

Naturally, in such conditions, the question arises as to what connection the rector of a university has to complaining to the parliamentary group of a political party, even if it is the party in power?! But why did the Rector of the Agricultural University choose or was he ordered to complain to the Socialist Group of Deputies?!

So far, he has not commented in the media regarding this decision, despite the insistence of the media. On the other hand, Prime Minister Rama denied the 'political trial' considered an unprecedented case by analysts, but questions the court orders. 

Instead of supporting investigations against those who have put their hands in the pockets of citizens, Rama seems to be turning the Socialist Party into a law firm for SPAK targets. 

Thus, after Klotilda Bushka, SP MP and chairwoman of the Laws Committee, who benefited from Rama's new strategy towards justice investigators, the next one is rector Fatbardh Sallaku.