Government: No human was downloaded for no reason

It has been two months since the Hardinaj government has begun ruling the state of Kosovo.

Following a motion filed by opposition parties for the collapse of the past government, the country was placed on parliamentary elections, which also brought major changes in terms of the country's leadership.

It is the leader of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, who was placed at the helm of the country as Kosovo prime minister.

Haradinaj, his job began very quickly, as well as the removal of some people from positions who enjoyed change the composition of many important commissions for the country.

Contacted by Indexline, Avni Arifi, political adviser and chief of Haradinaj's staff, has stressed that the biggest success of this Government is facing all the problems the country has.

According to him, the Haradinaj government is not choosing the easiest problems, or which issues they like but that the confrontation is direct.

“Agreement with the people of Shippitula and the dramatic escape from the energy crisis, labor dynamism, multiplying and restoring decision-making, restarting and resettlement of most processes are aspects that make the” change, Arifi said, writes Indexline.

He has also suggested that soon there will be 100 days of Haradinaj's government and that the actions made by this government will be seen there.

“No human was fired and the download is not linked to” performance, Arifi said, while he was asked about the downloads Haradinaj has made over this two-month period.

Among other things, Arifi has been asked about the country's two most important processes, that of visa liberalisation, as well as the conversion of the Kosovo Security Force to the Armed Forces of Kosovo, where it has stressed that these processes will be completed in the nearest period.

I don't prefer prognosis, but I deeply believe that these processes will be completed much faster than the amount of” thought, Arifi concluded.

It must be commemorated that the visa liberalisation issue continues to be closely linked to demarcation of the border line with Montenegro. In the meantime, it is the demarcation Commission with Montenegro that is expected to continue working and ultimately come up with the conclusions of this process, which is continuing to keep the country on hold, along with fighting corruption as well as organised crime. It is foreign representatives who have continued to repeat that demarcation should have solutions as quickly as possible from domestic institutions.