AAK-based Flabes Beata: Coalition We only do with parties that see Kosovo 100 per cent state

“The first priority of vision 100 per cent state is the impact on economic development, tax removal for farmers, the functioning of Trepca, the rise in minimum wage, the creation of the development fund, the increase of wages 10 per cent per year for the public sector, but with some ease it may even increase in the private sector”.

Kosovo's “is being invested without knowing where the greatest productivity is, so we've designed to build a developmental institute where it does research and makes the country's economy”.

Bayta at the Kosovo Clan Election Magazine said a post-election coalition could be made with those parties that view Kosovo as 100 per cent state.

“AAK has been shown a party that can co-operate with all those who see Kosovo 100 per cent state and pledge to respect it. All those parties that pledge to respect the Kosovo Constitution are allies in future governance. And there are parties that have common interests with Alliance”.

As for the tax, Bata reaffirmed her party's position that it is removed only in exchange for recognising Kosovo's independence from Serbia.

It's us who can condition something. We have missing people, we have had capital losses and we can set conditions for Serbia. Without any international guarantees from the US that Serbia recognises Kosovo, we do not remove the tax. When this country removes those elements for what's been put on, then it gets rid of”.

“in the state budget tax has not affected either positively or negatively, while in local production growth it has shown its results”.