The Slovenian newspaper writes that Kurti was financed with suspicious GEN money, also mentioned by Martin Berishaaj.

The renowned Slovenian newspaper “Prava” has published a long article, where Kosovo Ambassador Martin Berisha and Slovenian company GEN-I are investigated. According to the newspaper “Prava“, allegedly Ambassador Berisha was paid by GEN, while reporting also on Berisha's company bearing the name “MB Consulting”. It even notes that Kosovo's ambassador has attracted 600 thousand euros (cash) cash in 2019 and 2020.

The scripture also mentions Albin Kurti, Kosovo's prime minister, on which allegations are cast, that he is financed by GEN-I's subsidiary money in Tirana, where 14m euros have been transferred. In addition, Prava writes that GEN-I's money in Tirana is suspected to be used to finance Kurt's campaign.

In research titled “How does Martin Berisha pay for it from the Slovenian company GEN-I! Where nearly 100m euros were completed, it is stressed that Kosovo's ambassador has benefited hundreds of thousands of euros suspiciously. In fact, the paper writes that through the Acropolis accounting operations, Slovenian company GEN-I with its subsidiarys in Belgrade, Sarajevo and Tirana have covered the traces of nearly 100m euros.

Of those 100m euros, for which Prava reports, 60 million have been transferred to Bosnia and Herzegovina, while millions more at the GEN-It subsidiary in Belgrade and Tirana.

We remember that Berisha made several withdrawals of cash in 2019 and 2020 in the total amount of more than 600 thousand euros, as much as Berisha has earned at his UK Consulting company over those two years.” ) writes Prava.

While the Prava newspaper also mentions Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, when writing about GEN-I's subsidiary in Tirana, which reportedly has transferred 14m euros from the mother company in Slovenia. Even Kurti is suspected to have been funded from these 14m euros.

“PJ ESA 2 GEN-I TIRAE: How was it secured in 2021 GEN-I saw 14 million disappear on legal streets to cover the financial hole of GEN-I Tirana!! Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Slovenian activist Nika Kovac have also been funded with this money.

“There have been several suggestions and information that money has been transferred from one of the GEN-I branches abroad for the election campaign of current Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, and that some of the money has gone to a non-government organisation”, the Prava article says further.

Nationale had earlier reported on how the prosecution's investigation of Martin Berisha's lack of property was opened.

This financial scandal reportedly was about half a million euros in cash, which had been withdrawn. Berisha had generally denied the accusations, also considering the indictment against Slovenian television planet TV, but without specifically dealing with charges weighing on it.

Berishaaj was discovered through his UK Consulting company that he had received money from the GEN branch in Belgrade.

The MB Consulting province and the sole employee of this company is Martin Berisha. He has told the tax authorities in Montenegro that the reason why he has withdrawn the money to cash concerned an agreement he had with his company”, Slovenian media says in April, showing that Berisha has withdrawn about 200 thousand euros from his personal account and about 320 thousand more has attracted them as profit from the business account.

This company was opened by Martin Berisha just ten days before the first payment from the GEN company in Belgrade was made.