Prime Minister Rama said at the meeting of the Assembly of the Socialist Party that as long as he is in charge of the Socialist Party and the government, Special Anti-Corruption Structure will not find an obstacle in his way.

He even said that as Prime Minister he expects the National Information Service to join the fight that SACS is waging against corruption and organized crime.

“Not only is there no chance that as long as I am here, this government and this party will prevent SACS or the Special Court from waging their war against corruption and organized crime, but I expect the National Intelligence Service to join them as well fundamentally to this war, transforming with the force of right that the duty of truth gives it, the very professionalism that the mission demands, from a national dispatch of written rumors where you have to read 1000 pages to find a sheet of meaningful information inside the offices of state or around state offices.

It should be another necessary, powerful arm of the justice bodies together with the state police to make this new phase of the fight against corruption and without question against organized crime as effective as possible. The new bodies of justice did not fall from the sky, nor did they come by plane from Washington or from Brussels, and they would not have been born if we, the Socialist Party of Albania, had not brought them to life, who imagines something else, It’s useless,” said Rama.