Turkish media has written an article titled "Turkish company causes chaos in Albania", regarding the Llogara tunnel affair where SPAK has named the Deputy Prime Minister, also Minister of Infrastructure, and 5 of her subordinates as defendants.
Sozcu's FULL article:
Turkish company Intekar Yapi & ASL won the 2020 tender for the Llogara tunnel in Albania for 172 million euros. The company's decision to hand over the construction works to the Gjoka company for 140 million euros sparked controversy over a payment of 32 million euros. The opposition filed a criminal complaint with SPAK against the Minister of Infrastructure Belinda Balluku.
The events surrounding the tender for the Llogora Tunnel, which is located approximately 20 km from Vlora in southern Albania, have caused a new political crisis in the country.
According to the Albanian newspaper Politiko, the Albanian company Gjoka Konstruksion won the tender held in December 2020 with a bid of 140 million euros, but the tender was canceled.
Six months later, the tender was reopened, this time with the Turkish companies Intekâr Yapı & ASL ?n?aat winning for 172 million euros.
Turkish companies Intekâr Yap & ASL awarded the 172 million euro tender to the Albanian company Gjoka Konstruksion for 140 million euros without hammering a single nail.
The fact that Turkish companies generated 32 million euros in revenue without doing anything has caused chaos in Albania.
The opposition filed a criminal complaint with SPAK against the Minister of Infrastructure Belinda Balluku./Sozcu
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