16 minutes agoGashi: This is the main blame why the diaspora is facing border problems
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Diaspore and Strategic Investments Minister Dardan Gashi during his reporting to the Commission for Foreign Affairs, Diaspores and Strategic Investments has indicated that Austrian companies' fears of economic uncertainty in Kosovo is the blame the diaspora is facing problems at the border. But he pointed out that in this regard they have done [...]
However, it has stressed that in this direction some relief has been made in terms of procedures, as well as lowering the price in border police from 50 to 15 euros.
Gashi has gone on to stress that in order for Austria to assist Kosovo in Green Carton such as Government, he has proposed to Austrian companies that in order for Austria to help with Green Carton, they will take over financial responsibilities, kp broadcasts.
Commission for Foreign Affairs Chairman Vjosa Osmani has called for concrete action by Diasporas Minister Dardan Gashi as far as the diaspora's voter turnout is concerned.
” A large number have expressed great interest in voting, that is, an extremely large number of people have been unable, not that they have had no interest, but that it has not been, now, when news like this comes up every day to prevent the use of the right to vote, which is guaranteed by the Constitution, of course, that this decontrency of many others that could have the interest to apply. So we expect your ministry to come up with concrete proposals and not just be expected by the CEC to fix something... Their political right is now in your wallet, we expect you to take the lead initiative with concrete proposals about what needs to change in the law on general elections, what needs to change in the law on local elections, and what needs to change in the regulations of the CEC”, Osmani said.
In this regard, Minister Gashi said the CEC has completely failed to provide opportunities for fellow countrymen to vote.
He said several times they sent the CEC paperwork, but that they have not yet received answers, but has invited political parties to pressure this institution to take concrete steps until there will be constitutional changes.
Kosovo Initiative MP Zafir Berisha has asked for clarification by Minister Gashi for the diaspora census, and the latter has said the physical registration process has ended last year, but that it is now only online.
