Rukiqi: We're against Sunday off for business, we're looking for an explanation for the tax removal.

The Kosovo Economic Oda (OEK) has held the media conference concerning the results of climate survey in business, Online Economy reports.

OEK Chairman Berat Rukiqi said that in the last three months of 2019, a positive increase in businesses is seen. He said there is an increase in consumption in the country.

The “S first is a business climate indicator, which is actually in 2013 measuring the climate of doing business in the country. The last three months of 2019, which sees a more positive expectation of business doing business in the country. In the last three months, there is an increase in consumption in the country and businesses have a better performance of”.

The business does not expect major employment moves. From the second three months, we may have another situation in terms of the employment sector, Rukiqi said.

According to him, Kosovo needs a stable government that does not block the mandate.

Kosovo must provide you with a stable governance and not block the mandate. Delays in the courts are a problem that guarantees neither property rights nor contract management, and this affects foreign investments”.

Rukiqi said the government's priority should be export promotion through promotional policies.

The government's “priority must be export promotion among promotional policies. Economic growth remained dependent on the revenues of remittances and public investments, and no one guaranteed that the remittances rates remain at this level”.

“On Sundays we have rejected it because we are not yet ready and counting businesses in Pristina can have serious damage. We still have a low level of entrepreneurship, and this should be with a particular focus of government because it helps increase employment”.

Rukiqi asked for more clarification on warnings of abolishing the 100% tax on products coming from Serbia, even though she says they will support this decision if it is in the country's interest.

When the state interest is in question, we think we should support decisions that are for state interest, as if it was the setting of the fee, and now it will translate every decision that's in the interest of”.

If the Government decides to lift the fee, I have clearly said that we should sit down together and all those deals that have been promoted either for railways because they are the obstacle of Kosovo's export to Serbia. We support the removal of the fee and if it is considered the interest of society, we will support it, but then we will support it on a wide list of”.

Political Class Criticality

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Sensitive Choices

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