The US ambassador to Albania, Yuri Kim has saluted the news of the qualification of the first 28 investigators of the National Bureau on Investigation (NBI).
While sharing the US embassy’s post on Twitter, Kim has also posted a message regarding recent developments in the justice system.
Ambassador Kim asserted that SPAK is confiscating assets and putting criminals behind the bars. She emphasized that the Constitutional Court is operating and the High Court as well, is dealing with ongoing investigations.
“SPAK is prosecuting more, seizing assets and putting criminals behind bars; The Const Ct is functioning; High Ct is hearing cases; vetting continues. NBI inspectors are training. Justice Reform is not easy, quick or perfect, but it’s moving forward -even if the bad guys don’t want it to,” wrote the ambassador.
SPAK is prosecuting more, seizing assets & putting criminals behind bars; Const Ct is functioning; High Ct is hearing cases; vetting continues. NBI inspectors are training. Justice Reform not easy, quick or perfect, but it’s moving forward – even if the bad guys don’t want it to. https://t.co/rDkOG8pnR6
— Ambassador Yuri Kim (@USAmbAlbania) April 2, 2021
The EU ambassador, Luigi Soreca also saluted the certification of the 28 new candidates of the NBI. In his message posted on social media, Soreca pointed out the importance of a call for a second round of applications for new investigators by the NBI.
“We welcome the conclusion of the verification process for the first candidates for NBI investigators. Congratulations to the women and men who successfully completed it! They will now start specialized training. Important to launch a second call ASAP. The EU continues to support SPAK,” wrote ambassador Soreca.
We welcome the conclusion of the verification process for the first candidates for🇦🇱NBI investigators. Congratulations to the women and men who successfully completed it!They will now start specialised training.Important to launch a second call ASAP. EU🇪🇺continues to support SPAK
— Luigi Soreca🇪🇺 (@LSorecaEU) April 2, 2021
Earlier, there was another post by the US embassy on Twitter, where they too congratulated the qualification conducted today by the NBI.
The embassy wrote that the “US will continue to support the Special Prosecution Office and all those, who answer the call to duty in fighting corruption and organized crime”.
