Albania

Albania

Eurojust and Albania signed a Cooperation Agreement in October 2018, with the first Liaison Prosecutor Fatjona Memcaj taking up her duties in January 2021.

In 2023, the Albanian Liaison Prosecutor was involved in 116 new cases, 22 coordination meetings, 1 coordination centre, and 22 joint investigation teams.

Liaison Prosecutor

Fatjona Memcaj
Fatjona Memcaj

Liaison Prosecutor

Fatjona Memcaj has been Liaison Prosecutor for Albania since January 2021. Prior to starting at Eurojust, from 2013 until the end of 2020, Ms Memcaj was Appeal Court Prosecutor at the dedicated prosecution office of the Tirana Appeal Court. In this capacity, she was responsible for cases requiring Mutual Legal Assistance, in particular extradition requests. She combined this function with the role of lecturer at various Albanian universities and the national School of Magistrates.

Ms Memcaj graduated from the above School of Magistrates in 2002 and became a prosecutor at the Tirana District Prosecution Office. In 2006, she joined their Special Investigation Unit as one of the first prosecutors, dealing with financial offences and corruption. In 2008, she became head of the Legal Unit at the office of the Albanian President, before joining the Appeal Court in 2013. Ms Memcaj has a PhD in law from Middlesex University London.

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Casework

 

2021

2022

2023

New cases (total)
- of which initiating
- of which participating

51
21
30

85
37
48

116
76
40

Coordination meetings (initiating and/or participating)

19

36

22

Coordination centres (organising and/or participating)

-

4

1

Joint investigation teams (newly signed and/or ongoing)

10

18

22

Documents

05 October 2018|DOCUMENT
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17 July 2017|DOCUMENT
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05 October 2018|DOCUMENT
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