Minister Hamza says economic growth will be over 4 per cent

Finance Minister Bedri Hamza has presented the programme for economic reform 2018-2020, where he said this programme is a tool through which the European Commission monitors Kosovo's performance as potential candidates with transformation of the economy and achieving European market standards. Hamza has said this programme offers opportunities to run the job [...]
Hamza has said this programme provides opportunities to direct the work of institutions towards deep structural changes through measurable actions.
He added that compared to last year, macroeconomic analyses show that the possibilities of action are greater and that it envisions economic growth of over 4 percent, it transmits kp.
While the political sector leader from the European Union office in Kosovo, Ricardo Serry, said the EU is not engaged in any country but engage only in countries that are part of the enlargement process.
He stressed that this process is a process that helps Kosovo design more adequate economic and social policies, more reliable and affordable for implementing reforms.
So, as you know, the first draft of this document is under consideration by the European Commission. Our member states have the opportunity to get involved in some way and thus have given some comments. In the context of the consultation, which is now open, we will be passing on to the further assessment of the final document”, Serry said.
And, the director of the Department for Machroeconomic Policy in presenting the fiscal framework, Behgjet Haliti, said Kosovo's economy is an economy interdependent with imports, and given that the currency is euro, the effects on the globe are important to our country as well.
We have calculated that the current year's economic growth will be brought in by 4.1 %. Government projections in the 2017 economic programme have been more ambitious than those released this year. Given the fact that there are projected to be an accelerated dynamic of capital investments, especially investments that have had the source of the clause and the use of funds from the privatisation process. With the very fact that some of them have not occurred, then this increase has been compensated for an export acceleration of goods and services, and with a powerful support coming from continued lending at a low cost“, Haliti said.









