Kurti government will have 15 ministries reduced the number of deputy ministers

Periskopi

2 February 2020, 10:50(6 years ago)

The country's next prime minister, Albin Kurti, has said the agreement signed with the LDK has not been an easy process, but has been certain. “We have already signed the agreement we have agreed on all but harmonisation of the programme. Mustafa will hold meetings of the General Council, preparations have begun at VV [...]

The country's next prime minister, Albin Kurti, has said the agreement signed with the LDK has not been an easy process, but has been certain.

“We have already signed the agreement we have agreed on all but harmonisation of the programme. Mustafa will hold meeting of the General Council, preparations for the referendum have begun at the VV. The process has not been easy, but much safer than Kurti said it was thought of or broadcast”.

Kurti has said his government is expected to have 15 ministries, two deputy prime ministers and 33 deputy ministers.

Two ministries will have the Serbian List, while one will be from minorities.

From over 80 deputy ministers, the number will drop to 33, this indicates that our government has yet to start work has made a huge difference to strengthen our Republic. When we've analyzed the structures creating some super-governments, it's proven there's more cost than having 12 ministries. If it wasn't for that, it would drag on longer and longer <x1...