“Loading-loading” officials, analysts don't praise Albin Kurtin

The new Kosovo government led by Albin Kurti in the first two weeks of her work has focused on abolishing decisions and dismissals.

And, political analyst Bekim Kabashi estimates that dismissals in public companies and in ministries are not new.

According to him, the difference for good would be, if this government, the people it would bring to those positions, made through legal and transparent procedures and a fair race without political influence, to pave the way for professionals.

However, past practice, both in LDK and VV during municipal governance, indicates otherwise. The VV has run in Pristina, but even now in Prizren, on boards it has sent party militants, rather than professionals”, Kabashi has said.

While political analyst Leon Duhanaj said that, under no circumstances, dismissals should be done, without any preliminary analysis and collective groups.

The other says, anyone who doesn't perform well should be fired. But that is not to happen to make political spectacles and hate the past.

The topic of employing militants will probably become actual, because in us, when it is power-holding everything happens with automatism”, Duhanaj said.

Otherwise, the first decision approved by the government under Prime Minister Albin Kurti was abolishing the Kosovo government's decision, adopted by 20.12.2017 for government salaries, writes Arbres.info.

Kurti also decided to dismiss all national co-ordinators appointed by last government Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj.

Also, the Kosovo government at the recommendation of Economy Minister Roseta Hajdari has decided to sack the board of Telekom Directors. The dismissal of the Tekom Board of Directors was done with the argument that they have violated their financial duties, and Telekom is in crisis as a result.

And, meanwhile, Prime Minister Kurti has warned new dismissals into other local governments.

Government decisions Kurti on dismissals and abolishing decisions have not been well received by the opposition in Kosovo.