) Haradinaj had wronged education irreparably, now he's attacking KSC to win votes

Ismail Kurteshi, chairman of the Commission for Education and Culture, says such intervention by Haradinaj is unacceptable because the State Council of Quality is an independent body.

Neither the prime minister nor the chairman of the commission, nor would anyone have to intervene in decisions independent institutions until they are, have been undertaken on law on regulations and administrative guidelines, if the decisions are not in accordance with the existing legal infrastructure at that time in the first place should intervene, but interventions from all sides of”, Kurteshi has said of Kurteshi Periscope.

Kurteshi has said that anyone who intervenes with independent institutions wrongs and violates the institution's independence.

If it interferes with the decisions of independent institutions then I don't know why they exist, so as chairman of the commission, if there are rules based on law for me everything is okay and whoever intervenes in such decisions fails and touches on the independence of independent institutions”, he said.

MP Milaim Zeka, meanwhile, is among the most vocal who is reacting to the prime minister's intervention in this case.

Zeka said the prime minister's intervention is meaningless and that it is only taking place to win votes.

The prime minister's intervention is tolerable and completely meaningless, why this intervention is being made on the part of the prime minister, only because of the vote's calculations, is not being done to protect education, it is being done by calculated votes, that the teachers of these three universities and students are joining the prime minister's voice. Education in Kosovo is not regulated by calculated vote, but by acting with European laws on education”, Zeka has said about Periscope.

The prime minister has made Kosovo an irreparable mark with his decision to dismiss members of the Accreditation Agency. It has been an unrecoverable mark because in the Office of the Prime Minister came a prapaz who was never supposed to be given a college license, Avni Mazrekt with ISP College, a fraud ordiner, who was later arranged for people, senior officer of the Initiative party, were shareholders in this college, and because they were involved in this college, he gave them licenses, even though he never deserved it, Zeka said, adding that this was the first intervention of the prime minister in education.

On the other hand, Zeka has appealed for the Agency for Accreditation not to be stopped.

I extend an invitation to the Agency for accreditation to continue on its path because the overwhelming majority of colleges and universities need to issue accreditation if they follow European laws”, he said.

By contrast, Prime Minister Haradinaj has again reacted to the KSCU decision calling the members of this board a mercenary and a mafia. /Periscope.