Based on the "Final Procurement Planning" for 2025, it results that the Kosovo Police had planned for "Supply Contracts" 84 contracts worth 11 million 736 thousand euros.
For "Service Contracts" 7 million and 716 thousand euros.
And for "Work Contracts" 14 million and 456 thousand euros.
Out of a total of 125 planned processes, it turns out that within 2025, 111 contracts have been implemented.
However, none of this results in car purchases.
When asked about the 80 vehicles allegedly imported by Porsche Kosovo for the purpose of selling to the Kosovo Police, the head of the Public Procurement Office at the Kosovo Police, Artan Fejza, refused to provide any information.
Meanwhile, it has not provided any explanation for the legal basis they are using to avoid open public tendering procedures, which determine that the company that wins the contract is the one that bids with the lowest price.
"Fezja: Through the ZIP, we pray, you address yourself to the ZIP, you receive all the answers through the ZIP.
Journalist: Yes, yes. I just wanted to ask you about those Skodas that we took from Porsche last year, was there a written agreement with the Kosovo Police?
Fezja: Please address all responses through the Information Office.
Journalist: I'm forwarding it to the Information Office.
Fejza: Ani, they answer you.
Journalist: So briefly, then, on what legal basis do we make confidential agreements for cars?
Fezja: Stop the phone.
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