Prime Minister Hoti pessimistic about opening animal and car markets

Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti at today's plenary session said that now when they are on the verge of the wave they will be more cautious about making decisions to free the reserve measures.

We've taken all these actions even when we've closed our activities, even when we've opened some of the conditions on September 25th we've done in line with the recommendations that come to us from the Institute. Their assessments in the concrete cases of these markets are impossible for us to monitor the respect of the safeguard clauses from Ovidius. That is why we have not been able to make a decision to free those activities so far. We've already entered the fall period and we're in danger of facing the second wave. But we must be careful about what decisions we should make. But I guarantee that these decisions will only be based on recommendations coming from field experts and the” Institute, he said.

But these, AAK deputy Gazmend Syla considered them meaningless.

It's been pretty pointless for me too, and these people that I'm talking about in a space of four acres don't get me on the market. Always respecting the measures, while green markets have worked. It has been logical to me”, he said.