Overview

• Prime Minister Edi Rama announced the plan at the Socialist Party congress in Tirana following the party’s May election victory.
• Diella, already active as a virtual assistant on the e‑Albania portal, is slated to shift from citizen support to procurement oversight.
• Responsibility for public tenders would transfer from ministries to Diella in phases, with the government touting fully traceable spending.
• Rama described the system as intended to be “100 percent unbribable,” framing it as a trust‑building measure for state processes.
• Key specifics remain undisclosed, including the decision model, data sources, audit mechanisms, and legal liability for errors or manipulation.