Zef Preci
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Albanian economist who has commented on the lek, informality and construction in several interviews. Statements in the sources found are undated, so treat them as recent opinion rather than dated record. Quoted in Shqiptarja and in a Report TV interview.
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- Name
- Zef PreciFrom the research record · cites:
- Perdorimi i monedhes europiane ne vend te lekut... Preci: BSH ka deshtuar (opens in a new tab)Shqiptarja · unknown · journalism · SQ
- Zef PreçiFrom the research record · cites:
- Gijotina.com: Guvernatori të ketë imunitet nga arrestimi, regojnë ekspertët (opens in a new tab)Gijotina · Oct 2026 · journalism · SQ
- Zef PreciFrom the research record · cites:
Response from Zef Preci
Not found. His criticism of BoA is reported without a BoA reply.
Other accounts in the research (3 fields worded differently)
This record appears in more than one research record. The main text above comes from one; the other versions are kept here unedited.
- Biography
- Albanian economist who has commented on the lek, informality and construction in several interviews. Statements in the sources found are undated, so treat them as recent opinion rather than dated record. Quoted in Shqiptarja and in a Report TV interview.From the research record
- Economist quoted in Gijotina.com. He says the amendment is an attempt to avoid accountability, disguised as EU alignment, and that the bank is subordinate to government. He cites the CJEU Latvian governor case.From the research record
- Legal status detail
- No case found. Commentator.From the research record
- Not applicable.From the research record
- Response
- Not found. His criticism of BoA is reported without a BoA reply.From the research record
- Opinion piece quotes; no reply from the Bank recorded.From the research record
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What they said vs. what the documents show
What was said · unknown
Informality is 35-50% of the economy; circulation of informal money has pushed up the lek's value; Bank of Albania policy has failed; construction is expected to slow because of large informal and criminal money; the exchange rate is set by supply and demand, not by tourist numbers.
Speaker: Zef Preci
Perdorimi i monedhes europiane ne vend te lekut... (Preci) (opens in a new tab)Shqiptarja · unknown · journalism · SQ
What the documents show
The 35-50% informality range is an estimate with no source named in the secondary report. The claim that informal money pushed the lek up is a hypothesis, not measured.
Sources for this record
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Source label: UnverifiedUnverified · 2 sources
- Publisher
- Shqiptarja
- Date
- unknown
- Publisher
- Gijotina
- Date
- Oct 2026