"Many stones have been thrown at my work"/ After 7 months at the head of Prisons, Adriatik Kupi announces his resignation

The Director General of Prisons, Adriatik Kupi, has resigned from his post after seven months at the helm of the institution. The news was announced by Kupi himself through a post on social media, where he announced his decision to leave this position.
In his post, he expressed that the seven-month period has been difficult with problems that required immediate intervention and important decisions. Kupi also announced that he has tried to cope with them with maximum commitment, always keeping people and institutions in mind.
He also mentioned in the post the criticisms and objections he faced during his tenure, emphasizing that he tried to listen to them and continue working in the face of obstacles.
"I have tried to listen to criticism, even when it has been difficult. In the face of obstacles, we have continued to work. For some other things, time will speak more clearly than I can today," he emphasizes in the post.
Full post:
After seven months at the helm of the General Directorate of Prisons, I have decided to resign from this position.
For me, this was not an easy period, as there were problems that required immediate intervention, difficult decisions that had to be made and responsibilities that could not be postponed even for a minute. I have tried to face them with maximum commitment, always keeping in mind the people and institutions for which I was responsible.
During these months, my work has focused on strengthening security, improving administration and modernizing the penitentiary system. The priorities have been increasing accountability, supporting the professionalism of employees and improving the conditions of treatment of persons serving sentences.
I believe that a modern penitentiary system is also measured by the way it treats people, by respecting their rights, by transparency and by the real opportunities it gives them to rehabilitate and return to society. This has been the conviction that has guided me in this position.
There have also been criticisms, objections and stones thrown at this work.
I have tried to listen to the criticism, even when it has been difficult. In the face of obstacles, we have continued to work. For some other things, time will speak more clearly than I can today.
Today I leave with gratitude to all those who worked with me, who shared responsibilities and who stood by this work until the end. I know how much dedication the daily work in this system requires and I appreciate the contribution of each one.
I thank the Ministry of Justice, in particular Minister Mr. Toni Gogu for the trust and cooperation, the leaders and employees of the penitentiary system, as well as all collaborators, for the support and contribution during this period.
I leave my post with respect for the responsibility entrusted to me and with the desire that the work begun will continue in the service of a safer, fairer and more humane penitentiary system.
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