11 minutes agoAre Serbs still ministers at Haradinaj Government
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Following Marko Djuric's arrest by the Kosovo Police in Mitrovica, the Serbian List has stated that it abandons Kosovo Government. However, ministers are still part of Ramush Haradinaj's cabinet, awaiting foreign ambassadors, going to foreign meetings and carrying out the minister's work, but, as they have said, only “ [...]
According to this newspaper, in recent days there is speculation that Serbs, however, remain in the Government of Kosovo, while spokeswoman Donjeta Gashi has said there is nothing official for their final departure from the government”.
This paper asks whether representatives of the Serbian List, who in late March announced they abandoned Ramush Haradinaj's cabinet, are with you members of the Government of Kosovo, are they not?
“We are ministers in technical mandate. We don't go to Government, answers Ivan Todosijevich, minister for local self-administration.
However, on the site of his ministry, photographs can be seen from a meeting in Tirana on April 21st, at which Todosijevic was a minister, the paper writes, Time broadcasts.
“Yes, I was there, but only with technical mandate”, he said” having no time to respond until the technical mandate continues, as it was going to another meeting.
It is similar with Dalibor Yevtijq, minister of the Kthim Communists. Even on the site of his ministry, reports of his meetings with foreign officials and ambassadors can be read.
So, for example, Yevtiq on April 16 met Metthew Palmer, US deputy secretary of state, while on April 13th with Italian Ambassador to Kosovo Piero Christopher Sardi.
In his cabinet, Jevtic is still minister, but with technical mandate. In the question of what this means and what it will be in this statute, “is said until elections are announced and until it depends on it “.
Nenad Ricalo also says he does the minister's job in the technical mandate.
What does that mean?
We do not participate in government meetings, we do not make political decisions, he says.
He as minister recently met with US Ambassador Greg Delaway. With Delawien and Laslo Marquez, he visited farmers in Yunik
In the question of why he further carried out the minister's post, after Serbian representatives withdrew from the government, he replied he cannot leave all the work that has begun.
“How long it will last I don't know. Of course, until resignations are approved at the Government meeting, Rikalo says.
These days it was announced that the Kosovo Police Inspectorate has launched investigations against those involved in the arrest of Marko Djuric. Investigations were launched at the request of Deputy Interior Minister Milan Radojevic. He wasn't available to the question of until he was active in Government.
