Prime Minister Edi Rama is holding a meeting with the heads of the country's inspectorates, led by former DP MP Dashnor Sula. Rama spoke about the need for a new system regarding the functioning of the inspectorates and proper management.
Rama addressed Sula, reminding him of what he said in parliament when he was part of the DP, with the intention of addressing him.
" I wish the Chief Inspector all the best. It is an important moment in this reform because after we have overcome the first phase that required a lot of preparation to study the models and to create a kind of conviction among everyone that it was a necessity to overcome the organizational scheme of the past, now we will move on to the phase of in-depth implementation of the reform. It will be accompanied by the start of work to build the new inspectorate complex that will create optimal conditions to gather all the inspectorates.
One thing is certain, so far we cannot say that we have made the necessary progress with the inspection. There remains a problem in the entire mechanism of the functioning of the state, in the organization, in the mindset and in the gap between service and obstruction that those who should be served. Instead of being served, they are abused. I have always believed in the system and improvement is the answer. We can change all the people, if the system is not structured properly, and if the direction is not right, we will still fall into the same situations.
"He comes from a political career, but previously he was a protagonist in the justice system. He has all the necessary training to pursue this job because legal training is important. He also has the challenge of addressing everything he said in parliament, " Rama said, among other things.