The Democratic Union for Integration (DUI) issued a statement on July 6, 2026, addressing concerns regarding the state-owned company, MEPSO. The dui party alleged that MEPSO was involved in questionable practices related to energy supply agreements. Specifically, the statement focused on a contract for energy supply with Albania, which the dui characterized as representing a potential loss of 19.3 million euros.
In addition to the energy supply dispute, the dui highlighted a separate operational matter involving the company MEPSO. According to the party’s statement, MEPSO had recently activated a bank guarantee issued by the Croatian firm Dalekovod, which was engaged in work on the Dalinovodska project in Skopje-Veles. The dui further reported that following this action, the same company was subsequently awarded a new and significantly larger strategic project.
The statement also implicated MEPSO management, specifically naming director Burim Latifi, in connection with these developments. The dui suggested that the sequence of events—from the activation of the bank guarantee to the awarding of the subsequent large contract—raised concerns regarding the transparency of the company’s dealings. The overall announcement served to question the decision-making processes and financial oversight within the state-owned entity.
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