The World Bank chief tells the heads of state: You did nothing.

Marco Mantovanelli, chief of the World Bank Office in Kosovo, has commented on the Doing Business report for Kosovo. He has told state leaders that if reforms that were presented in the report are not implemented, they have done nothing. With the Doing Business report, Hashim Thaci and Isa Mustafa were also proud.

Kosovo is among the world's 10 economies that have had the greatest improvement in business-making reforms, reports the report Doing Business 2018, published today by the World Bank Group.

But the reforms presented in this report are also required to be implemented in practice. Such a call has done nothing less than Marco Mantovanelli, chief of the World Bank Office in Kosovo.

He has said that Kosovo's progress in doing business is welcome news for the Kosovo economy. However, if these reforms are not implemented properly and consistently in practice, it will be difficult for Kosovo to achieve the desired impact on increasing firms' productivity and attracting more investments.

Kosovo has steadily improved its business regulations, as is outlined by the Doing Business report's indicators and is narrowing the gap with countries with best performance”, Marco Mantovanelli said.

“However, if these reforms are not implemented properly and consistently in practice, it will be difficult for Kosovo to achieve the desired impact on increasing firms' productivity and attracting more investment”, it is expressed

Hashim Thaci and Isa Mustafa have also been declared for the Doing Business report. Both, in their statements, have taken credit, saying that with their work Kosovo has succeeded in ranking this report.