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It is believed that the clientelistic relationship between Ulaj and Berisha is part of the DASH file for declaring Sali Berisha and his family non grata, as an example of the use of power to loot and divide public assets.
The Rraja tribe was exposed as an exploiter of the Kruja quarries after the barbaric violence against two citizens Jashar and Bilbil Maja. The tribal group, whose members have been implicated in trafficking and murder, has put its hands in the quarries of Kruja through the companies Iner 07, Delia Group and Doku P.
But, from the verifications, it appears that the Rrajat are neither the main "biters" of Kruja for quarrying, nor the earliest ones
. The big users of the mountains of Kruja for quarries are the clients of Sali Berisha and Lulzim Basha.
For 16 years, the company Gener 2 of Bashkim Ulaj has been using some surface of 1.4 km 2 for quarrying, in the area of Përroi i Dallxhiut, in Krujë. The oligarch received permission from Sali Berisha in 2007, where in exchange he gave him almost the entire building on Mustafa Matohiti Street, where the Berishes are housed, an office in the tower near the stadium, etc.
It is believed that the clientelistic relationship between Ulaj and Berisha is part of the DASH file for declaring Sali Berisha and his family non grata, as an example of the use of power to loot and divide public assets.
It is not known whether Ulaj has implemented the conditions of the permit or not, and whether it will be subject to verification like the Rrajave quarry.
A few hours before handing over power, on September 6, 2013, the Berisha government gave Fatmir Kuçi's Viktorja Invest company permission to exploit limestone in Fushë Krujë, on an area of 1.6 km2. Fatmir Kuçi is the godfather and financier of Lulzim Basha, he even gave the latter the famous gasoline. Kuçi has been portrayed in the media as a character with multiple criminal charges.
The Antea Cement company, camouflaged through several companies as far as Cyprus, represented by Pandeli Garo, exploits large areas for quarries in Borizane and Picrraghe Krujë. The company received two permits in 2007, to exploit an area of about 1.5 km2.
The IBN company uses about 1 km2 for quarrying, in the Guri i Lekë Krujë area, through two permits it received in 2009. The company is a daughter of B-2, owned by Bujar Hasaj.
Company Bil & Ka shpk, with main shareholder Besnik Kaçorri, also received a permit in 2009 for the exploitation of limestone in Borizane, Kruja.
The company Pasha - X, owned by Pëllumb Doku, received a permit in 2013 for limestone in Borizane, Kruja.
The company FUSHE-KRUJE CEMENT FACTORY, with the Lebanese owner Alexandre Bouri, has won two exploitation permits in 2004, for the exploitation of the Zalle area in Krujë, on an area of 2 km2. Bouri is also the owner of the cement factory in Fushë-Kruje, with director Charles Michael Bouri.
Lush Osmani's Shpresa Al company won a mining permit in 2007 for a quarry in Picrrage, Kruja.
The company KLM shpk, owned by Luan Manja, has an exploitation permit since 2010 for limestone in Gryka e Shkalla in Krujë.
The company Xhulio shpk, owned by Adrian Xhura, won a exploitation permit in 2015 for limestone in Krujë.
The company Hajged shpk, owned by Etleva Dyla, also has an exploitation permit since 2015 for limestone in Krujë, Shkëmbi i Vaja.
In 2014, Edi Rama announced the closure of the Kruja quarries, to put an end to the environmental barbarism and the first ugliness that foreigners saw when they landed in Rinas by plane, but the powerful interests and perhaps the cost of canceling the quarry permits, made this promise to be forgotten./Adriatik Doçi
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