The ongoing scandal surrounding the Kičevo sewerage system project has reportedly escalated, with developments suggesting potential political repercussions, including calls for the resignation of DUI leader Ali Ahmeti, according to statements made at a press conference by VREDI. Initially, public scrutiny centered on financial irregularities. Previous reports highlighted significant concerns regarding the project’s expenditure, noting that state funds reportedly exceeded 127 million dinars.
Furthermore, the potential loss of 9.5 million euros in European funding has been a major focus of the investigation. These early reports raised serious doubts about the management of the allocated resources. However, the latest developments have shifted the focus of the scandal.
As reported by a source identified as Beçi, the new dimension involves questioning the specific entities responsible for the project’s actual implementation. According to this statement, VREDI has established that contracts for the project’s execution were signed with the Azerbaijani company, “Akeelik.”
These revelations add a layer of complexity to the existing doubts. The initial concerns about misuse of funds are now intertwined with questions regarding the contractors involved in the project’s physical rollout.
The emergence of specific international contracting parties suggests that the investigation into the project’s governance and financial oversight is broadening significantly. The combination of financial mismanagement allegations and the identification of key implementing partners constitutes the latest facet of the ongoing controversy.
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