With this ruling, the Supreme Court restored MABCO’s management rights in the concession company, overturning the previous decisions of two levels of the judiciary and clearing the way for its return to leading the project.

The clash between MABCO and 2A Group had led to a deadlock in the management of the concession company, a situation that directly affected the progress of the works and caused delays in the implementation of one of the country’s most important infrastructure investments.

It now remains to be seen whether MABCO’s return to the site will end the dispute between the parties and create an opportunity to speed up the works, with the aim of meeting the deadlines for the completion of Vlora Airport.

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It is reported that Pacolli’s employees clashed with security guards from Valon Ademi’s company “2A”, then forcibly entered the construction site and removed the other workers.

In a statement on June 21, Behgjet Pacolli declared that “MABCO” owns 98% of VIA’s capital shares and is the main entity bearing all obligations, responsibilities and exposures related to the concession, in professional, technical, referential and financial terms. “MABCO” bears the main financial exposure in this project, in an amount exceeding 310 million euros.

Pacolli also warned that any action or inaction that obstructs the implementation of the Assembly’s decisions dated 18.06.2026 would be considered a serious violation of legal obligations and would bring full legal, civil and criminal consequences for all responsible persons.

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