During closed-door discussions at the National Assembly of the Socialist Party, Prime Minister Edi Rama has reacted sharply to the algorithms for the influence of Belinda Balluk on his decision making, especially in the election of ministers and appointments to public administration.

Rama has rejected what he described as a legend set up for Balluk’s alleged blackmail against him, stressing that no one holds him hostage and that the election of ministers is his personal competence.

You’ve established a legend that you hold me hostage and blackmail me Balluk. Nobody holds me hostage, and the ministers choose them themselves, while the directors elect the ministers in co-operation with the district political leaders, are taught to express Rama during discussions.

In this way, Rama has rejected claims of an uncontrolled Balluk influence on government appointments and decisionmaking, placing responsibility for electing ministers and running political structures in the Socialist Party’s respective hierarchy.

Source Layer: Insander