Failure to implement Strategic Investment Law keeps some property and assets blocked

This law was assessed as an opportunity for Kosovo to return interest from foreign investors, which are only falling.

They even lobbied Serbian List deputies against this law but lost the case in the Constitution.

The past government had made a list of assets, which would give investors, but nothing has so far moved.

The Grand Hotel remains in the blockade.

This hotel is among the assets the government has put on the list, but the Kosovo Privatisation Agency, which is under management, continues to expect a movement by the executive.

Her director says she has an interest in some of the assets.

Hajdari says he expects the government to make a decision on these assets as soon as possible.

Many skeptics about a future with this law are business representatives.

Based on the EU's latest report, Kosovo Economic Ode Chairman Safet Gerjaliu, says Kosovo is far from adequate for investment.

Government officials have also mentioned the introduction of Brezovica in promoting investments in this relationship through this law, as in other ways it failed to be implemented, but not even in this project did things move.

Kohavision has called for a government response to the functioning of this law, but none of the executive has provided any clarification.

The Strategic Investment Law has envisioned several sectors, where investments could be made and that the time for their realisation would take place at least within 5 years.