Albin Kurti appointed secretary to be criticized for hiring the cloud of Isa Mustaf (Photo)

Izedin Bytyci will be Secretary General of the Ministry of Infrastructure.

But who's Isedin Bytychi?

The same before I assume this position was Secretary General of the Ministry of Labour and Social Goods at the time the ministry was led by Arba Abashi.

Bytyci had been criticised for his position having influenced the employment of Isa Mustaf's cloud.

Edita Bajrami, wife of Besnik, son of former Prime Minister Isa Mustafa, was committed as an expert to assist the Ministry of Labour and Social Goods in reviewing the Sector Strategy, writes Insander.

The engagement of the former prime minister's cloud in 2017 had confirmed the same as Izedin Bytyci, the former secretary in MPMS.

He had said Edita was engaged under a project that, according to him, the ministry had undertaken in co-operation with the European Commission for reviewing a ministry strategy.

The Ministry's “is (employed) under a project, the Ministry Sector Review Strategy, is not a regular employee of the ministry. There are 5-6 experts engaged”, Bytyci said, Insander wrote.

According to him, it was a temporary commitment, up to six months, as long as the process of reviewing the strategy in question was expected.

Later it was found that this answer was not correct.

Edita, the news of former Prime Minister Mustafa, who now the government and Kurti, was engaged there with contracts for special services, writes Insander.

Her contract was signed, yes, by Bytyci, who had said that “expert selection was not made by the ministry”.

Through this contract for special services, Edita received a monthly salary of 494, 75 euros a month.

Isedin Bytyci deceived the state, this sentence was pronounced

The current secretary of the government led by Albin Kurti had tried to deceive the state.

The man who in two mandates took office in the ministries led by the party Isa Mustaf had not declared property in 2011, until he was head of the World Trade and Finance Division at the Ministry of Management of Local Power, writes Insader.

Bytyci had been sentenced in 2012 by the Supreme Court for Counterfeit because he violated the Law on the Declaration of Riches.

He had initially received a fine of 2 thousand and 300 euros, a decision he had complained about. After reviewing the same decision, he was sentenced to 1,000 euros.