Prime Minister Haradinaj's statements about KEK, named intervention in a public company

Executive leader Ramush Haradinaj's statement, calling on the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK), respectively, directors of this company to be stewards and not to stay in office but to get out on the ground, is seen as interference in KEK's competencies from civil society, writes Koha Ditore today.

According to them, the government should at no time be involved in the competencies of independent institutions or interfere.

But, in addition to that statement, Haradinaj at the Government meeting two days ago has failed to distinguish between the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) and the Kosovar Enterprise for Distributation and Electricity Supply. While running a series of charges against the past government and KEK management for the energy crisis, he has said that the “government will not provide a KEK cent for import of energy”. He said that <x3management will suffer the consequences for the crisis created in the country”...

Last night, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj has visited the Kosovo Energy Corporation.

After meeting with the leaders of this corporation, Haradinaj has assured that there will be no power crisis and that there will be no expensive electricity during winter

Accompanied by KEK director Arben Djukaj, Haradinaj has shown what the purpose of this visit on Christmas Eve was. He said he made it clear to KEK leaders.