Ten ministers from the Government Cabinet have only a few more hours to submit asset declarations to the State Commission for the Prevention of Corruption because they did not fulfill the legal obligation yesterday, which stipulates that they will do so within 30 days after the appointment, Makfax learns.
The first financier, Dragan Tevdovski, Foreign Minister Nikola Poposki, Deputy Prime Ministers Koco Angjushev and Hazbi Lika, as well as Culture Minister Robert Alagjozovski, are among the names for which anti-corruption officials have not received data on property status until yesterday.
The State Commission for the Prevention of Corruption informs that the property list was submitted by the Prime Minister Zoran Zaev, and the ministers did so:
Bujar Osmani - Deputy Prime Minister in charge of European Affairs, Renata Desskoska - Minister of Education and Science, Minister of Justice, Minister of Defense, Zorica Apostolska - Minister without Portfolio, Oliver Spasovski, Robert Popovski, Goran Sugareski, Edmond Ademi, Damjan Mancevski, Kreshnik Bekteshi - Minister of Economy, Sadula Duraki - Minister of Environment and Physical Planning, Minister of Agriculture, Water Economy and Forestry, Ramis Merko and Arben Taravari.
Deputy Ministers, deputy minister of education and science, Shiret Elezi - deputy finance minister Visar Ganiu, submitted the questionnaire, Makfax reported.
Vice Premier for Economic Affairs, businessman Koco Angjushev, announced on the last day of the commitment that he will submit the poll sheet to anti-corruption, according to which weighs a total of 27m euros.
Most of Angjushev's wealth belongs to his stake in "Ferroinvest Group" or more than 21 million euros, Halkidiki's house, apartment in Belgrade, 5 apartments in Skopje, 2 business facilities.
The man who according to Forbes was among the 5 richest Macedonians is fond of wristwatches, so in his collection there are Roleks, Omega, Cartier, but also sports cars, in the fleet there are Maserati and Porsche. Revenues come from renting apartments and business premises, and almost two million euros are on bank accounts. Angjushev said at the press briefing that a tax was paid for all property. After becoming a government official, and under pressure from the public for conflict of interest, he withdrew from the management structure of EDS and Ferroinvest DOO export import.
The first person in charge of the government, Zoran Zaev, has reported a loan of 70,000 euros, and on the names of his wife and children are running time deposits in the amount of 34,000 euros. House, apartment and business premises in Strumica, agricultural land in the village of Murtino and shares of 195 000 euros are on the names of his parents.
Minister of Economy Kreshnik Bekteshi, according to the questionnaire, has property parents whose name is running a house in Pristina, two apartments in Albania, an apartment in Switzerland, he again owns a house in Kichevo and three cars. Vice Prime Minister for integration Bujar Osmani drives Audi A6, and according to the questionnaire lives in the house of parents in Skopje. Minister of Education Renata Deskovska prefers jewelery, owns a worth of 9700 euros, and Minister of Administration Mancevski has construction land in Cucer Sandevo.
A total of 25 ministers, their deputies and the prime minister are due to submit a poll sheet today to the anti-corruption commission. The penalties for non-reporting are monetary and amount to 500 to 1000 euros, TV Nova reported.
