TIRANA, Dec 2 /ATA/-By Maela Marini/ – The ongoing judicial reform and the vetting process for judges and prosecutors form the cornerstone of the fight against corruption and organized crime in Albania, Justice Minister Ulsi Manja said on Monday.
Speaking at meeting of Council of Europe’s Monitoring Committee in Albanian Parliament, Justice Minister Manja praised the Special Anticorruption and Anticrime Prosecution Structure (SPAK) for tangible results in tackling high-profile corruption cases.
He said that SPAK has targeted high-level officials, politicians, public administration officials, former presidents, former prime ministers and deputy prime ministers, lawmakers and local government officials,
Manja stated that fighting corruption is a top national priority and key to building a just, fair and developed Albania.
“This is not just government commitment, but also a battle for national security to defend our institutions and boost our citizens’ trust,” Justice Minister said.
He said that justice reform is the cornerstone of the fight against corruption and the public trust.
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