Prosecution competent for January 21st investigations

According to her, the investigation should be based on the principles of the rule of law and should not be politically influenced. In an interview for Deutsche Welle, she declared:

“As for the January 21st events, there is a voluminous expertise of the FBI, and we can only hope that further steps will be taken with this solid base that was created”.

According to her, the FBI has reached its own conclusions, based on known laws of the physics.

“If these experts, based on laws of physics with absolute reliability, have reached some specific conclusions, I don’t think that there can be any deviation. This is not a matter of different tastes”, the German Ambassador in Tirana declared.

She says that the construction of the rule of law is the most important criterion in Albania’s EU integration.
Jensen: Supporting the Prosecution
Las week, the Danish Ambassador to Tirana, Mr. Karsten Jensen, whose country will take over the next EU Presidency, declared that he supports the Prosecution and its investigation, by valuing its impartiality and professional work.

During a meeting with the Prosecutor General, Ina Rama, he declared that every institution has the obligation to work independently, based on the rules, and out of any interference, in order to guarantee the rule of law.

According to the General Prosecution Press Office, in the meeting between the Danish Ambassador Jensen and the Prosecutor General, Ina Rama, were discussed specific cases that the Albanian justice has to deal with, the full and complete investigation of different processes, such as those related with January 21st, the transparency and the effectiveness in judging.
Arvizu: Full support on Prosecution

Earlier this month, the US ambassador to Tirana, Alexander Arvizu, gave his full support to the Prosecutor Ina Rama, during a joint press release with her.

Although his presence clearly showed his support, Mr. Arvizu did not hesitate to show it with worlds, especially after the attacks launched by the Prime Minister’s Office towards the General Prosecutor.

Arvizu clearly stated that the investigation is impartial and he rejected the political accusations against the General Prosecutor.

“I don’t think that this investigation is politically motivated. I think that it is clear that our support has been constant and guaranteed”, Arvizu declared.

According to Arvizu, the US Embassy will always support the Prosecution, until the end of the investigations.

“For this reason, The US government welcomes today’s developments and we will continue to support the Prosecution General while the investigations are undergoing, and I want to underline that the investigation was independent and politically unmotivated”, Arvizu declared.

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