Special Court fears “” foreign investors

Emrush Ujkan, director of the Council of European Investors in Kosovo, has said in an interview for Online Economy that a lack of rule of law and other mechanisms has been cited in any EU report.

Therefore, according to him, the impact will also have on current investors in the country.

The Special Court is now a separate case that our society has fresh topic. Each individual is familiar with it in one form or another. Implementation of the Special Court's mandate under the legal and constitutional framework without being violated, I think it would be an additional guarantee for this country to rule law and order. But if there's a deviation from that then I think it's too much to talk about whether there would be negative impact or not”.

“Normal that would have negative impacts because a key cut-off when talking about business role has been cited lack of rule of law in any EU report and other mechanisms. It turns out that the need for rule of the law and whether there will be deviations in relation to the mandate of the Special Court which the Parliament has given it itself then would be an argument and would negatively affect not only the bringing of new investors but also the existing ones to our” market.

In addition, Wolfani says that even the government's frequent shifts have negative impacts on the country's economic stability, but it says it diminishes even the interest of investors to be able to reach the country.

However, the frequent changes in government have negative impacts on the country's political stability in the first place, and when this political stability is questioned through these frequent changes, of course, this affects the very interest of the potential investors that could come to our country but also those who are present. But when there are these changes, it turns out to be an obstacle to creating a partnership or some kind of credibility of the private sector and public institutions”.

And now we can have political parties that are more targeting the liberal market or the shown liberalisation of that is the foundation that stems from our Constitution and the agreement on social stabilisation. And that questions not only the presence of a foreign investor but also the entire economic system that is our goal based on rule of law. I think it's a bad message that we deliver to foreign investors and what's worse is also a non-my” image.

And the head of GDP, Agim Sahin, has indicated that the Special Court will have an impact on the economy, as well as on lowering the country's image.

He adds that this will bring uncertainty even to foreign investors.

The Special Court will have an impact on the country's economy in lowering the image of the country because in a country where every day they talk about the heads of state who committed crimes, no investors are going there, even though these are suspicious assumptions there is nothing real here.”

This will affect foreign investments because it creates uncertainty for them. We think that this is unfair and their injustices are also seen in relation to the international factor, visa liberalisation that Kosovo has remained the most isolated country, not from the pandemic, but from Europe, which has introduced Kosovo to a pandemic that keeps it isolated and does not liberalise the visa market for citizens and citizens of the state to travel freely as other Western Balkan countries 11x1>.

Sahin says that the often changing of governments has created bad image has burdened the economic market.

This is harmful for every country, for states that have fragile democracies, and we within one year changed three governments. The transition from one government to another was a lot of noise there was no recognition of duty. This has created poor image and compounded the economic market, and the image that some are trying or damaging it, and as an economic market, we have less room to create partnerships with international partners”, Sahin told EO.