TIRANA, January 15 – The Chief Inspector of the Central Inspectorate, Shkëlqim Hajdari, highlighted the completion of the legal reform in inspections, which directly affects the relationship between the state, businesses, and the law.

Hajdari said in a social media post that illegal practices, corruption, subjectivity, and unfair burdens on honest businesses would end.

He explained that the reform annulled the first five administrative measures through the complaints review commission, applying law, objectivity, and transparency. The commission includes representatives from the General Inspectorate, the Central Inspectorate that imposed the fines, the line ministry, and business associations.

Hajdari also expressed gratitude to the staff of the General Inspectorate and other institutions involved. He described the reform as demanding and challenging but visionary, aligned with the best European inspection standards.

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