MP Luljeta Bozo, was approached by Prime Minister Edi Rama in the team of safe MPs in the elections of April 25, 2021, for at least two main reasons, one public and the other political.
First, Bozo became a public figure with her expertise after the tragic earthquake of November 26, 2019.
Secondly, as the oldest MP, she had the right to have an opening speech in the work of the new Parliament. In her absence, the floor belonged to the former Democratic Prime Minister and Rama's strongest political opponent, Sali Berisha.
With the mandate of the deputy, Lulejta Bozo, who had held this position even during the communist period, provided privileges, but also obligations.
One of these obligations is the fact that she and her close family members, including adult children, should not receive funding from public tenders.
This prohibition has not been strictly enforced.
The architectural office of Ilirjana Bozo, the daughter of the deputy, has benefited from a tender developed by the Public University of Durrës, worth about 100 million ALL.
Tender in conflict of interest
In December 2021, the University "Aleksandër Moisiu" in Durrës, announces the tender for "Design Study of the New Building of the Faculty of Professional Studies" with a limit fund of 9,038,696 without VAT.
In the Public Bulletin of April 26, 2022, it is announced that the preliminary winner has been announced "Studio-Rebus", with an offer of 8,850,000 ALL without VAT.

"Studio-Rebus" is owned 50 percent by Ilirjana Bozo, the daughter of the socialist MP, Luljeta Bozo. This fact raises suspicions that the tender was won in violation of the law on "Conflict of Interest", writes BoldNews .

This law, in its article 21, provides that officials with the function of deputy are prohibited from entering into contracts with public institutions.

This prohibition also extends to "persons related" to the deputies, who according to this law are "spouses and adult children".

Public universities are considered "public institutions", according to the law "On higher education", as a significant part of their funding is received from the State Budget.
So, referring to the legal provisions, the daughter of the deputy Luljeta Bozo, can not benefit contracts from public institutions, such as the University "Aleksandër Moisiu" in Durrës.
However, official data prove that "Studio-Rebus", owned by 50 percent of Ilirjana Bozo, has been announced the winner of the public tender worth about 100 million old ALL.