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Ylli Pinari, former director of the Meico company, is one of the people who is testifying today in the process against Mediu for the 'Gërdeci' case.
Pinari, found guilty in the first "Gerdeci" file, confessed how he had been put in contact with Patrik Henri, the representative of SAC, the company that was involved in dismantling the weapons.
Pinari testified that Patrik Henri had created the company 'Albademil' in Albania where Mihal Delijorgji was a co-shareholder.
"Meico is not involved in the process of determining Gërdec as a place of demolition. Initially we had communications by e-mail. After the exchange of information, Patrick proposed the creation of a dismantling line. For this issue, I spent 5 years in prison and I have my questions about this," said Pinari.
Ylli Pinari, the former director of the state enterprise "MEICO" was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the tragedy of March 15, 2008 in Gërdec where 26 people lost their lives, over 300 others were injured and thousands of businesses and homes were destroyed, but he was released. provided in 2014.
Patrik Henri, the owner of SAC, was a partner with Delijorg, who was the owner of Alba Demil. SAC dealt with the dismantling, while Alba Demil dealt with the construction of the infrastructure and the recruitment of employees, who were actually women, children, but also Sali Berisha's brother-in-law, Mehmet Hoxha.
Patrik Henri was a co-owner with 25% of the shares in the company Alba Demil with Delijorg. On the other hand, Patrik Henri was represented by Shkëlzeni's friend, Rrahman Selmanllari, while Shkëlzeni himself moved up the ranks, having his father, Sali Berisha, as prime minister. When Gërdeci exploded, Patrik Henri and Delijorgji started accusing each other of being responsible and even implicating other names.
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