Bislim completes interview by Special Prosecutor, doesn't talk about media

The incumbent Deputy Prime Minister, Besnik Bislimi, has concluded interviewing by Kosovo's Special Prosecutor over investigations about the factory's rent for the processing of animal by the Ministry of Agriculture, Periscopi reports.

For two hours Bislim stayed in Special Prosecution. And after the end of the interview, Bislimi has not provided details to the media.

Acting Agriculture Minister Faton Peci has mentioned the issue of operating this factory.

And in late May, the Special Prosecutor ordered raids at four different locations in Pristina and Ferizaj over allegations of misuse of the contract for rent of this facility. Minister Peci was interviewed in the quality of the suspect. Besides him, the head of the Food and Veterina Agency, Bekim Hoxha, was interviewed.

This came after Periscop's report that the animal waste processing factory, which has cost Kosovo over 8m euros, which has not worked a day, has been given for suspicious use to an economic operator. Millions of assets, surveillance equipment, trucks, property and machinery were given to an economic company only five days after the Food and Veterinary Agency announced the tender, raising doubts about a corrupt scheme, favouring and interest.

Scandal at Food Agency: The 8 million-euro factory ends up at the operator that registered five days after the tender's announcement.

As reported media Besnik Bislim's brother Florin Bislimi had worked in the New Kosovo “company, which before entering the bankruptcy process was owned by a business called “Finance”.

First signing the contract, then setting up the law: Consider the way Faton Peci and AUV) handled the tender for the animal waste processing plant