Politicians holding the words (Video)

The Crusade has published nine cases of officials who have kept their words and fulfilled their promise.

The mayor of the Drenas municipality, Ramiz Ladrovci, has become twice a part of officials who keep their word.

In both cases, Ladrovci has kept his word on women's appointment at municipal office.

Initially, at the beginning of 2017, where after early municipal elections in Drenas, Ladrovci on the Kosovo Life Show had promised to appoint at least 3 or 4 women directors. In fact, he had raised this number, appointing five women directors and five directors of men, seems to set a new standard in politics.

Ladrovci had kept the same promise in recent local elections. He had promised to continue leadership of the municipality with half of the women-led directors. That's what he did, half the directors back in Drenas are led by women.

A retaining of this nature had also occurred in the city of Kamenica. The new chairman, Stand Kastrati, had stated that he intends to have more of the director who is led by women than by men.

After the election, Kastrati had kept that promise. Kamenica is the only municipality in which there are more directors led by women than by men.

Environment and Spatial Planning Minister Albena Resiti had kept the promise when she said on the Life Show in Kosovo that she would interrupt using coal in two nests in Pristina.

She had kept her word and had stopped using coal by supplying these two nests with trees.

Resitaj's colleague in Government, Valdrin Luka, had also kept his word. He had given a specific date when to publicise the contract for the construction of the New Kosovo thermal power plant. The publication was delayed and the certificate had deemed to be a lie not to publish contracts in time. But, Minister Luka had published the new Kosovo commercial contracts, giving even clarification on the delay in publishing.

Kosovo Assembly MP Korab Sejdiu has been able to be part of the government, but he had not broken his promise. After June general elections, New Kosovo Alliance, part of which was Sejdiu had declared they would not join the coalition PAN to create government. But in the end, they had decided to vote on Haradinaj Government, thus breaking the pledge. And then party deputy leader Korab Sejdiu had not followed that path. He had voted against the Haradinaj government and resigned from his position in the party.

For accuracy in the number of deputy ministers was also praised by Isa Mustafa, the former prime minister of Kosovo.

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