Influencer Keisli Aliaj joined the protests for the overthrow of the Rama government, who claimed that she earns up to 5 thousand euros per month through advertising on her social networks of various products, including products that are not recommended for small children, such as powdered milk. Blogger Alia, who has also appeared on television panels to discuss social issues, first joined the so-called ‘Flamingo Revolution’.
But besides the others, the influencer also protested about the situation in Oncology, as part of this government. Mrs. Alia is the daughter of pediatrician Donjeta Bali (Alia). Edi Rama entrusted Mrs. Donjeta Bali with the leadership of the Mother Teresa University Hospital Center for two months. She was appointed at the end of May 2025 and resigned in July 2025.
(Banner published in protest by Keisli Alia)
When she presented it, Albana Koçiu, former Minister of Health, expressed it like this; “Prof. Dr. Donjeta Bali will be the new head of the “Mother Teresa” University Hospital Center. An experienced professional, who takes the lead of the largest hospital institution in the country with the commitment to advance the standards of health care and service to patients…”.
The reasons for the resignation of Donjeta Bali as the director of QSUT remain unclear, if she did not fulfill her duties in relation to expectations or for other reasons.
Of course, we cannot blame Mrs. Donjeta Bali for the state of the hospitals because she ran the QSUT for two months. Also, not only the daughter of an important former director of the government, but also Edi Rama himself is free to protest against his government. However, police information points out that the influencer Keisli Alia is being monitored under the suspicion of organizing young people in Instagram groups to participate in violent protests, for the overthrow of the Rama government, disguised as a student protest.
Meanwhile, the influencer Keisli Alia has declared her passion for bags, where according to her, she bought the most expensive bag for over 9 thousand euros, implying a high income from the activity as an influencer. Has Ms. Alia paid taxes on her annual income? Unlike other bloggers, Aliaj is believed to have legalized this business through her nephew L91706503M. However, the government has warned that it is preparing a draft law that envisages the establishment of a tax system for the digital economy, including influencers and bloggers who earn income from social networks.
Is Ms. Keisli Alia related to the dubious business of call centers?
If Alia formally or in fact ran any call centers, was the center’s activity legal or was it involved in fraud schemes with serious consequences? How does the company STUDIO ALIA & BICOKU behave with the activity of call centers?
Do the Durrës Police, Economic Crime and Taxes have information about the activity of these companies?
