The CEC tenders Prime Minister Kurti's chief staff company Luan Dalip (Document)

The management & Development Associations (MDA) company, which was once owned by Luan Dalipi, chief of the prime minister's staff, Albin Kurti, and now figures in his brother's ownership, Driton Dalipi, has won a public contract from the Central Election Commission (KQZ). According to the official announcement published on July 28, [...]
According to the official announcement released on July 28th 2025 by the CEC, the MDA company has been declared the winner of the tender for the implementation of video and radio spots for local elections and education, which will be held on 12 October 2025 in the Republic of Kosovo. The contract, with the procurement number 320-25-5829-2-2-1, is signed at the value of 13,979.98 euros.
The MDA has won the tender through an open procedure, with a total of four tenders accepted, all deemed responsible. The SDA's offer was the lowest among competitors, at other prices amounting to 19,851.00 euros, writes Periscope.
The MDA company is known for its regular involvement in contracts with state institutions to implement information campaigns, training or public communication projects.
The MDA has also been licensed for electricity trade, a sector that has sparked many reactions due to the government's price hike. Dalip before being involved in Vetevendosje, has been charged by the Prosecutor's Office with misusing official position or authority, to be declared innocent later.
The reason Dalipi was accused of being that through former MTI official Xhemajl Syla as head of the Division for Support of Business and Regional Development at the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI), it has misused official information aimed at benefiting the priority for the company “Management Development Association” which has been offered in the tender, according to the Trade Ministry and Industry Project “the competitiveness entrepreneurial entrepreneurship and export promotion of<5>, financed by the European Union's two million-euro credit office. /Periscope/
















