
The Special Court is holding a session to assess the measure against the head of the Public Procurement Commission, Jonaid Myzyri, accused by SPAK of violating equality in tenders conducted in collaboration.
Earlier, at the request of SPAK, the GJKKO decided on the "Suspension of the exercise of a public duty or service", as well as that of coercive personal security, "Obligation to report to the judicial police", which will be assessed today in the presence of the defendant.
On June 24, the head of Public Procurement was officially named a defendant by SPAK. The charge relates to the tender for the maintenance of the Shpal-Ura e Repsit road axis with a total length of 58.7 km and a value of 2.29 million euros.
In addition to Jonaid Myzyraj, 10 other people have been charged in this procurement procedure, 7 of whom are accused of violating equality in public tenders, committed in collaboration. While the other three people, Ardian Kaza, Ndoc Kulla and Gerald Adhiaj, are accused as suspects of document falsification. Kaza is a former administrator of AEK Munella, while Mehdi Lala is from the Mela company and Ndoc Kulla is from the Jubica company.
The examination of the procedure by the contracting authority contained illegalities, which the Public Prosecution Commission did not take into consideration. During the examination of the complaint of the above procedure, this Commission, unlawfully favored the merger of the economic operators; AEK MUNELLA and DRINI-1, where after investigative actions it resulted that they submitted forged documents.
The file of the head of the Public Procurement Commission, Jonaid Myzyraj, is being investigated by prosecutor Elvin Gogaj, while 90 other tender procedures since 2019 are under verification. Jonaid Myzyri was appointed head of the Public Procurement Commission (PPC) in 2020, for a 5-year term, upon the proposal of the Council of Ministers and a vote in Parliament. In January 2025, Parliament announced the call for a new competition for the head of the PPC, when the end of Myzyri's term was approaching. Three candidates applied in the new competition, while Jonaid Myzyri's name was sent to Parliament together with Kreshnik Tërnova as candidates for another 5-year term at the head of the Public Prosecution Commission.
11 defendants
Jonaid Myzyri
Vilma Zhupaj
Lindita Skeja
Merita Zeqaj
Enkelejda Bega
Vladimir Hodaj
Marjana Hasani
Mehdi Lala
Ardian Kaza
Ndoc Kulla
Gerald Adhiaj