Wessel meets young people who left Kosovo: Only the fight against corruption and nepotism keeps youth here

Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman Kadri Veselini has met today on the international day of youth some young people from Kosovo who have left the country currently are on vacation in their homeland.

Leader of The PDK has heard from young people the reasons they have been driven to emigrate and the reasons they would influence their return to live in Kosovo.

Wessel said that as Kosovo's next prime minister, the top priority would have the fight against corruption and nepotism to create equal chances for all citizens in employment.

Through a Facebook text, Wessel said it would create the fund for the employment highway, which would convince these young people and many others to return and vent their skills and energy in Kosovo.

“Today is International Youth Day, and the departure of young people is one of Kosovo's most disturbing problems. In this case, I decided to meet some young people who have recently emigrated and are on vacation in Kosovo. I talked with them about causes that forced them to flee and what to do to promote their return. Silver told me that he had dropped out of school three years ago and had left for Italy because he felt that his positions are well - known and not deserved. The pronunciation also told me that he left three months ago in Germany because he was unable to keep his business open, while the graduate Redon of marketing was forced to go to Austria. It is clear that to offer those options within Kosovo, we must fight nepotism in public employment, as well as corruption that is hampering investment and job creation. Also, as the next prime minister, I will have a priority fund for the employment highway, which will convince these young and many others to return and expand their skills and energy in Kosovo”, Veselin wrote.