4 hours agoMPs assess RTK chief who paid over 2m euros in debt
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)On RTK's annual financial report for 2019 has been considered today. This report last year received support from members of the Commission, although the vote failed to take place at the end, due to lack of quorum since members from the AAK PDK were not present, while a Vetevendosje MP [...]
This report last year received support from members of the Commission, although the vote failed to take place in the end, due to lack of quorum since members from the AAK PDK were not present, while a Vetevendosje deputy representing the quorum came out of the meeting to make the report vote impossible. The criticism faced this financial document had the chairman of the Commission for Buzhet, Iron Murati.
Board Chairman RTK's Sali Basota invited lawmakers to visit the public broadcaster space to look at and to be convinced of the difficult conditions facing television staff.
RTK General Director-in-Office Kastrati said that from 4.5m euros, debts have fallen to 2m.
With over 1m euros less in debt and without other obligations, the public broadcaster concluded in 2019. This is counted in the foreign audience's report on this institution, whose annual financial report was reviewed this Wednesday in The Commission for Transfertage Boards of The” seat, Kastrati said.
Board Leader RTK's, Sali Basota, said before MPs that this report is detailed and transparently presenting the revenues and expenses of the public media.
The support this report received from members of this commission, which said the seal has given the audience this financial document of the public broadcaster.
The criticism for the report came from the chairman of this commission, Iron Murati.
But, RTK general director, Intervention Kastrati, said that from the moment he took office he has tried to manage television finances well.
He said that from over 4.5m euros in debt they have dropped to 2m and that fact, according to him, will be identified with the 2020 annual financial report.
Public media leaders again called on MPs to visit RTK sees the conditions under which it works.
The board's chairman, Sali Basota, said RTK is the only public institution that does not have capital spending until the property issue, according to him, has remained frozen and that it also says it affects performance of work.
In the end, the report failed to vote due to lack of quorum, as members from the AAK PDK were not present.
