
As soon as he received the summons, the former prime minister mobilized the militants to put pressure on justice and called for a protest at 12:00, when he himself is expected to arrive at SPAK.
For the first time, a former president and former prime minister is expected to be officially charged by SPAK. Today, September 11, at 12:00, Sali Berisha will appear at SPAK in the capacity of the former prime minister, to be officially acquainted with the charges against him in the "Partizani" affair.
The accusation is expected to be communicated today to his son-in-law, Jamarbër Malltezi, who will arrive at the Special Prosecutor's Office at 14:00.
Until now, Berisha, under house arrest since December 2023, has been investigated for passive corruption in connection with the privatization of the former "Partizani" sports complex, while his son-in-law Jamarbër Malltezi, who profited by building towers on the land, is accused of corruption. passive and money laundering, also under house arrest.
The two prosecutors of the case are Arben Kraja and Enkeleda Minollai.
As soon as he received the summons, the former prime minister mobilized the militants to put pressure on justice and called for a protest at 12:00, when he himself is expected to arrive at SPAK.
From today, after the confrontation with SPAK investigators, Berisha and Malltezi will officially receive the status of a defendant. At the same time, SPAK is also investigating the assets of Sali Berisha and his family, and it is expected to be seen if this investigation will continue separately, or if the "Partizani" file will be divided into factions.
The prosecutors of SPAK are expected to confront Berisha and Malltez with the evidence found against them, and to confront them and ask them about the findings of the investigation group for the Partizan file so far. The charges will also be communicated in writing in the presence of defense lawyers. SPAK may be in the positions of the same accusations on which it started the investigation against Berisha and the son-in-law, but it will be expected to be seen during today if there can be a change in them, burdening or easing the position of the former prime minister and the son-in-law.
Further, it is expected to see how long SPAK will take to completely close the investigations on the "Partizani" file and send it further to the Special Court, with a request for trial. In front of the SPAK investigators, Berisha will also learn whether charges will be communicated to him for the investigation on the property, or if everything will remain open and the special prosecutors will want more time to dig into the family's property. former prime minister.
For this file, the Special Prosecutor's Office has also investigated the builder Fatmir Bektashi, who is currently under mandatory appearance. He has been investigated for the criminal offenses "Active corruption of high state officials or local elected officials", and "Cleaning of the proceeds of a criminal offense or criminal activity", carried out in cooperation, but it is not yet known when the accusation will be communicated to him.
From December 30, 2023, Sali Berisha is under house arrest, a measure determined by the Special Court, following the request of SPAK. Former Prime Minister Berisha, under investigation by SPAK, is accused of having taken concrete actions in passing laws and by-laws, to favor his son-in-law Jamarbër Malltezi, one of the owners of the land where the Partizani sports complex was located, on which he later built 19 towers. In the meantime, Malltezi is accused of passive corruption and money laundering, after having received income in the amount of 5.4 million euros in an irregular manner thanks to the government decisions made by his father-in-law, Berisha.
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