27 minutes ago“Forgiveness of water debts from the prime minister was made under the effect of the” election campaign.
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)A meeting held before Friday between business associations and Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj convinced the latter that the government would give up a large amount of money that was spent on the budget as a debt accumulated by companies dealing with water storage in our country. In the decision [...]
The decision issued by the executive was decided to approve the forgiveness of 58m euros' debts for these companies and to change Article 12 of the water payment Structura Guide, KTV reports.
This decision has sparked no little reaction.
Some accuse the first government of being influenced by the campaign, since others blame it at the Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning that has violated the very instructions issued.
The journalist, Ramadan Hamid, says Haradinaj continued the logic of Isa Mustaf, who also pardoned a large number of companies that had not paid tax and energy obligations for years.
On the other hand, journalist Zekirija Shaban says this step taken is causing violations of competition and damage to responsible companies.
He accuses the Ministry of Environment of direct violations of the instructions they themselves have drafted.
The struggle between businesses and the aforementioned Ministry has long begun.
The associations had declined to set the price of 0.009 worth, but had demanded that the price be 0.01 cents.
The first instruction drawn from this ministry in 2006 was made without any consulting businesses that had learned of such instruction many years after.
Last year, the Ministry in question had changed the directive, but it had again made the condition that companies pay their obligations within two years.
In the Kosovo Economic Ode, they do not accept that 58 million is an exact figure, because, according to them, there has never been any assessment of the amount spent.
Kohavision from morning on has called for answers from the Office of the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Environment, both via e-mail and through constant phone calls, but authorised media officials have not responded.
A year ago, KTV had addressed this topic, and then the Ministry of Environment said it does not change decisions.
The same minister has even said that a number of operators have received remarks on this failure and many of their subjects have been prosecuted at the Court by the Ministry's Inspectorate.
