Albin Kurti blames Pal Lekane for the agreements signed in Berlin, does not indicate whether he will abolish

Prime Minister Kurti has blamed former Government Infrastructure Minister Pal Lekaj for two agreements, not showing whether he will abolish it.

Kurt also complained about how the agreement in question was transparent.

Here's the full reaction:

Two agreements by officials authorised by former Minister Paul Lekaj have been signed in Berlin today, and the entire negotiation process has been made before the launch of our government. From here on, these officials have not received authorization from the new government to either negotiate or sign agreements. Moreover, the text of the agreement has not been made known to the public and to Government. Various unofficial drafts have circulated.

No matter how much the links and progress of infrastructure standards are necessary for development of our countries and part of the European vision of regional co-operation and good neighbourly relations, however, it is very important that the process be transparent, the result of a genuine negotiation and full respect for the sovereignty and laws of the country, economic priorities and in line with obligations emerging from the MSA process.

Moreover, if we are based on a version of the agreement, if it is analysed in economic importance, the railway to Lesak is more priority and useful than that for Merdare.

In the transition process of governance, we are analyzing all steps taken in the past, and relevant ministries are committed to handling this as priority.