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3 hours agoInspectorate with even tougher measures for Kosovo's non-staters
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The market inspector, acting within the framework of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, and Kosovo Customs have toughed the measures of control in full implementation of the decision by Minister Andrew Shala to ban Serbian products that do not refer to the Republic of Kosovo as a state. Since the introduction to power of the minister's decision [...]
Since the entry into force of Trade and Industry Minister Andrew Shala's decision, which prohibits the sale of products that do not refer to Kosovo as a state, the Market Inspectorate at the Ministry of Commerce, has called for the removal of these products, values that account for thousands of euros. The spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Elhami Ishmael, confirmed this to public television. According to him, the Inspectorate has so far acted in the Mitrovica municipality in Prizren, and will also be in other surrounding cities.
Any information we've been given or any doubts we have, the Inspectorate is on the ground to verify the situation. In addition, we've coordinated the affairs even more municipal inspectorate, so that we can have access to as many countries, while removing products containing such inscriptions from the market, which refer to Kosovo as state”, Ishmael said.
In full implementation of the decision, Kosovo Customs is also being taken. Adratic spokesperson Stavileci tells Radio-Kosovo that they have stepped up measures to control products originating from Serbia.
After reaching this decision, we have increased the measure of controls of all these products coming from Serbia. Even after the government's 100 per cent tax, products originating from Serbia” are currently not coming, Stavileci said.
The Ministry of Finance supports the decision as a whole. So says the councillor in this ministry, Lulzim Rafuna.
Kosovo's “Dogana, which is under the Ministry of Finance on the basis of a written request submitted by the MTI, applies that order. We even earlier all the documents of Customs that have come to us, in those cases where there are various signs such as UNMIK, 1244, we have refused and refused. This is the issue that belongs to the MTI and we will fully apply the” decision, Rafuna said.
The MTI Market Inspectorate consists of 33 inspectors, 11 of them from the Serb community. Days earlier, Trade and Industry Minister Andrew Shala has issued a warrant on the continuation of policy enforcement that empower the Republic of Kosovo, ordering to ban the sale of Serbian products as well as their entry into Kosovo, which bears the inscription “Kosovo/o and Metohia”, “Kosovo/ O UNMIK” or “Kosovo/a Resolution 1244”.
