Minister Resitaj: Man understands how helpless he is when he is confronted with natural laws

With the “theme, climate change” has begun last day of Sustainable Development Week in Kosovo. A brief, global - looking documentary on global change has started the event.

In this case, Environment and Spatial Planning Minister Albena Resiti has said that man understands how powerless he is when facing natural laws, adding that he hopes this week will become a tradition in Kosovo.

Reshimaj has also expressed concern over the lack of funds in this area for Kosovo.

“Don't access our country to environmental protection funds, whether for climate change, which are huge funds is an unfair one that's being done to the Republic of Kosovo and I'm always saying it, and I'm raising it, and in international conferences that this is an unfair one, because they shouldn't have very little impact on the daily or weekly policies of different states, when it's a question of climate change, because the impacts of impacts are carried on other countries, because climate, environmental problems don't recognize physical boundaries, so the policies of different states don't know the physical boundaries when these are asked by the environment, Resh]

To demonstrate the support of the European Union office in Kosovo, present at the event was Annette Faith Lijic, chief of the Special Representative's Cabinet.

She has said climate change does not recognise administrative boundaries.

Remember, no nation, whether large or small, developed or underdeveloped, poor or rich, can avoid the consequences of climate change, important steps are on the rise, are high levels of seas that are destroying homes near the coasts, however, and floods and storms are driving individuals from different areas, as climate change refugees, and we also have problems with severe droughts, which are creating human problems and conflicts <1x>

It has shown confidence that the situation can turn into a human's favor.

During this week every day there have been conferences with various environmental themes, ending today on the international environmental day, which is organised together with local NGOs in this field.

This event has addressed the main environmental challenges in the country, such as energy, solid waste, water, and climate change.