Trust Board member avoids conflict of interest following Anti-Corruption Agency request

Following the findings of the Anti-Corruption Agency that the member of the Kosovo Pension Savings Fund, Ymer Ymer, is at odds of interest, being also authorised in a private business, the same has avoided conflict of interest by giving up the second position. In the decision of the Agency that is published this [...]
The agency's decision published this week does not indicate how long Ymer has been at odds. He was elected a member of the Pension Fund Board nearly a year ago from the Kosovo Assembly, Koha Ditore writes today.
“Z. Ymer has been named by the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo at the FKPK Steering Board, in the quality of a representative member of workers. Mr. Parliament has named it. The four-year-old Ymer, beginning on December 1, 2018<18x1>, is said in his biography published on the Trust's official page.
Ymer has been calm to the paper Friday, while since the Trust have provided answers to how long Ymer has been in conflict of interest. Public relations official at the Pension Fund, Jeton Demi, has said they were not part of the treatment of this case.
“The KKP has not been part of dealing with such decisions as it is not in the institution's authority to comment on AKK decisions”, Demi has said.
Under the AKK decision, the Ymer case can be reopened at any time when new circumstances can be presented.












