Prime Minister Haradinaj: We'll review the health budget.

He expressed his support during a visit to the Ministry of Health, where he met with his Minister Ismaili and his Cabinet, the top management of the MS's health institutions, and the ministry's department directors.

We express the government's unremitting support for your work. We have seen concrete results, but of course health is a sector that requires constantly improvements”, Prime Minister Haradinaj said.

The head of the country's executive said there are positive changes in health, regulations and discipline and that the sector has begun to be more functional and in the service of citizens.

I know we have a lot of work ahead, but the important thing is that the results are being observed. We will remain focused on health to advance these reforms that have begun, and this will reflect on the budget in review, but also on the budget for next year”, Haradinaj said, urging MS officials to maintain optimism of positive changes.

Health Minister Uran Ismaili said that “sot is a little more optimistic, a little more energetic, for itself that even the prime minister with all those responsibilities has taken the time to respect us and express willingness to support us in our work”.

The minister said there is much work, while the needs of the sector are great. And there's been a lack of focus, and there's a different, bigger institutional and political focus today. We have inherited a poor system, but in this time we have tried to make some moves that are more important to citizens and system”, said Minister Ismaili.

He has informed the prime minister of the ongoing jobs, with Administrative Guide fixing the price of drugs at which to stop buying medicines at multiple higher prices, improvements in equipment, regulation of the specialities issue, etc.

Prime Minister Haradinaj, meanwhile, has given support to Minister Ismaili's proposal to regulate the problem of salaries in the health sector and other jobs, which will help the health sector respond to citizens' demands for better health services and on time.