Turkish prosecution seeks prison for the Albanian businessman Sinan Idrizi for fraud

 Adnan Polat (left) and Sinan Idrizi

 The Istanbul Prosecutor's Office has demanded from 3 to 10 years in prison for the shareholder of 'Air Albania', Sinan Idrizi, who is accused of fraud. The denunciation against him was made by Turkish businessman Adnan Polat, the former president of the Galatasaray football club. The Democratic Party also reacted to the case, calling Idrizi a fraudster and recycler of dirty money.

Polat says that Idrizi has received 3.5 million dollars by becoming a guarantor in the purchase of a hydrocarbon company in Albania, which dealt with oil marking.

In his denunciation, Polat states that he gave to Sinan Idrizi $ 3.5 million as a start, but when the agreement failed, he did not return the money back.

The deal was worth $ 17 million, but never materialized.

For this, the prosecution has filed a claim where the suspect Sinan Idrizi was asked to be sentenced from 3 years to 10 years in prison for fraud and the case was sent to the Assize Court in Istanbul.



"Sinan Idrizi is a fraudster and possibly a recycler of dirty money. This has already been confirmed by the Turkish prosecutor's office, which has just demanded his sentence of 10 years in prison for fraud of millions of euros. Prime Minister Edi Rama is also involved.

Now, the Albanian Prosecutor's Office must investigate all actions related to the involvement of Edi Rama in the fraudulent scheme for the sale of GFI. The prosecution must also investigate how Sinani became, without contributing a single penny, a state partner in Air Albania. Is that the facade behind the shareholder of the real owner, Edi Rama in Air Albania? Is he recycling government corruption money or organized crime through Air Albania?

These questions must be answered immediately!", Writes Shehaj..