How did Vjosa Osman's husband gain second weight in diplomacy?

That is after Kosovo Foreign Minister Behgjet Pacolli's decision to appoint Princeton Sadriu to a diplomatic position has been challenged within the ministry itself.

Because of the procedure and the way the decision has been made, in the document provided by Klan Kosova, the General Director's specific request to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Arben Prenkaj, is to review the decision and issue a young man.

The generation of this controversy is in the decision of the 1507.2019, with a number of references 335/2019, under which the minister appoints the ministerial position of the Kosovo Republic of Skopje's Diplomatic Mission, Princeton Sadriun.

But what are the problems with this MPJ decision?

In the ZDF/123/2019 reference document, which holds the signing of Arben Prenkaj, it is said to be some.

Quoting law number 03. L-122 For the Kosovo Republic Foreign Service, which is one of the points on which Minister Pacolli's decision is based, Director Prenkaj claims not to be respected under his 21st article.

The first paragraph of this article says that “transferation, parallel movement and promotion of foreign service officials is made by the foreign affairs minister's decision on the basis of the General Director's proposal”.

Prancenaj points to the last part of the sentence, which speaks of the proposor, underlining that he has not offered any proposal for the decision he was named to the second weightier position in diplomacy at Princeton Osmani.

Furthermore, it also challenges the inclusion of 02/2009 foreign affairs projects in the presupposed decision, Article 13 and 14, as evidence supporting that Princeton Osman has submitted to the Commission for Grada and Discipline.

However, according to Prenkaj, through that process, facts related to Article 15 have been forwarded to the commission. Reporting on disciplinary violations of the same regulation.

In the latter part of the argument of the remarks, Prenkaj, given the weight of the minister's rank, as second after the ambassador's, and preconditions that must be met to receive it, stresses by expressing “deep commitment that Kosovo's Foreign Service does not have individual, professional competence for the level of the Prime Minister” degree.

Also, from the large and leanly growing number of those appointed to the position of ministerial council, the decision on the appointment of Princeton Sadriu to the ministerial position could serve as a precedent for others to seek independence of that nature, “alluding to the problems of logistical and financial nature, without in any way abstracting the level of professional competence, which necessarily causes an increase of rank degrees, already by the minister at minister's”

To illustrate the situation, Prenkaj makes a comparison with Montenegro, which in the position of minister of Council has only twelve appointed, unlike Kosovo, which, as noted earlier, has 50.

And, all in the end, the General Director's opposition to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Arben Prenkaj, for this promotion ends with a prayer.

I beg you to consider the decision by 15,07,2019, No. Ref. 335/2019, and a new decision is made so that the subject of the verdict in question is allowed to switch to a diplomatic mission with the degree it was issued with a preliminary decision”.

We remember that Princeton Sadriu is the husband of Democratic League of Kosovo MP Vjosa Osmani-Sandriou, a fierce opponent of the policies of this government and Foreign Minister Behgjet Pacolli, with whom there has been a severe confrontation in December of last year, as Pacolli is reporting before the Parliamentary Commission on Foreign Affairs, which Osmani heads for reports that some states have withdrawn recognition they made to Kosovo.