Serbian media write for Haradinaj meeting with 70 deputy ministers

Serbian media have given the news that Prime Minister Ramush Haraidna has met about 70 of his deputies this morning.

They write how Haradinaj éka warned his deputy ministers to work in terms of constitutional obligations they have at the time and to carry out their duties in defending the law and recognising Kosovo, writes b92, Transmission Periscopi.

Otherwise, Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, who gathered deputy ministers in the morning to report on their work.

At the meeting, which began at 7: 00 a.m., Haradinaj told deputy ministers that they would report every month in detail, on their work and activities.

He told them they have political, civic, legal and constitutional responsibilities. The deputy ministers who had submitted their work reports told them that this is evidence that each one feels the weight of responsibility he has received.

So you can continue this practice of reporting all of your work dynamics, of meeting activities and all, but somewhere it had to be found a little bit of drilling then that in these months of your commitment, what's the result, what you think happened to you in this case, thanks to the minister. You can talk about the ministry's success as a whole, what happened through your ministry on separate topics, but where do you think that is your direct or concrete outcome of your work... But now for six months if you have your attention, what has changed from you, thanks to your contribution to your sector. . . If we go into this spirit I am convinced that at the end of this year, we will be able to prove not only to those who have given us political faith, but especially to the citizens of the country that our mutual commitment will benefit citizens”, he said.

Prime Minister Haradinaj also said that from the reports he has accepted, he has realised that for these months there has been concrete commitment on the part of deputy ministers.

I can really prove today that there was a tremendous seriousness of all of you. We also have reports of all of the communities, every minister has reports. Most of these reports speak of separate commitments. What happened to commitment? For example, the way we're going, what's going on right now, and I believe that you agree that it will be, by the end of this year, relatively a year's work, even though someone has been appointed later. So after six months, we need a year's work besides the activity and engagements of this guy, so I consider what's the effect, what's the result because of our work just as a deputy minister, he said.

After completing the prime minister's speech, the media were not allowed to stay at the meeting, making it impossible for deputy ministers to deliver. /Periscopi/