Selimi is asked for the release of a drug-roaring adviser: At least I've taken responsibility

MP Hyseni has also asked Selimi to leave the post of foreign adviser in this ministry, Enis Qerka, for whom he was arrested on suspicion of involvement in smuggling 113kg of heroin narcotics into December 2018.

MP Hyseni demanded from Selimi what ethics and reaction morality are when the media reported a scandal, and for which the minister made comparisons of his ethics with them.

The “among directors, economists and architects seems to have few lawyers. But whatever the question is, The statement that an adviser of yours made and relatives for whom he was captured or accused, you said you had relieved him of duty to realize that the media reported such a scandal. Then the same one said he wanted to be released. Does it mean that you fire the advisers who caught up to 100 kilos of narcotics only after they ask for release from duty or from media reporting. What is ethics and response morality in these situations. First you name them and then download them by reporting the media and looking for them”, Hyseni asked.

Selimi acknowledged that the exit of adviser Qeka did so after media reporting, and what he says ethics is that he has claimed responsibility.

The “is reported across the media across the media in the past government for various advisers who have been associated with groups that have been part of organised crime and drugs. Ethics is not to have this job connected if there is no agreement for investigation or indictment. Ethics is not reported. It is also reported that there are other advisers who also have links to organised crime. The Ethics is not to be charged with the minister if there is no decision to investigate again or inaccusate. Ethics is not reported. The difference between ethics is that at least I took responsibility in front of the public media reporting, I've made a decision and embraced the fact that this report has improved the ministry. Before that ethics you're talking about has been ethical and evil since they've never been held accountable and never answered on charges I've read about in the media. Ethics is to be improved by the media, by civil society, by MPs, ethics is to become better than what you hear and improve in the ministry itself. This is ethics. This is my distinction of ethics and ethics that you're talking about”, Selimi said.

The minister has also continued by making comparisons of his ethics with that of MP Hyseni's party.

This ethics of yours is the ethicality of a handful of votes, is ethical and making daily politics, and is not ethical about making state politics. That's the difference, Mr. Hyseni. The councillor's release was made by agreement and released from duty after reporting, is true. At the time of the appointment of a councillor, there is no passage for investigation, there is no record past and there is no indictment”, Putencoi Selimi.

Hyseni has also criticised Selimi for his lack of transparency, saying it is disturbing for MPs, referring to the failure to publish councilors' names. And what Selim says this is the administration's responsibility.

Minister Selimi introduced the names and professions of advisers at the Ministry of Justice.

I'll introduce you to the names and interior advisers, which are all seven. Diana Rugova head of the engineering cabinet, Naim Ramiz political adviser, political science. Nimon Bricori political adviser, economist. Xhavit Losha political adviser, architect Erleta Obertinca political adviser, economist. Liridon Ereqi political adviser, lawyer Yasar Qukiqi political adviser Jurist. Foreign adviser, Jeton Macedonia foreign counsellor. Emrush Kastrati foreign adviser, jurist. Losha economics review, Trim Musliu director. Once I take the post of justice minister, I have pledged transparency, every decision I make, every meeting to present the interest and policy of the ministry has been published on the Ministry's page. Each decision on appointment by my cabinet has gone with the same performance and has been forwarded to responsible officials within the justice ministry for further proceedings to the public. Publishing such decisions is the responsibility of administration”, he said.