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Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The Kosovo Competition Authority has reacted to the decision Kosovo's incumbent government made yesterday, consisting that monopoly was created in telecommunications services, the Express newspaper reports. Through a media-initiated communique, the AKK has stated that this government decision rules out the Public Procuration Law for Telecommunication Services that [...]
Through a media-initiated communique, by the AKK) they have declared that this government decision barring the Public Procurement Law for Telecommunication Services that Kosovo Telecom offers, as services of particular state importance, could be contrary to the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo, respectively, to Article 119 points 3.
Under the authority of competition, the Government of Kosovo has largely ruled out offers that can provide companies for telecommunications services, excluding public Procuration Law procedures, and making it a natural monopoly, Kosovo's “Telekom”.
Under the Kosovo Constitution, Article 10: The free competition market economy is the basis of the Republic of Kosovo's economic adjustment. As such, the state institutions -- namely, the Government of Kosovo and the Kosovar Authority of Competition -- are obliged to implement this constitutional provision and the Law for Protection of Competition. Kosovo's EU integration and standards emerging from European Commission rules (TFEU's 101st) required to be achieved in this process is another determining and stimulating factor for the area of competition. The Stabilisation and Association Agreement, Article 74 and 75, serves as a catalyst for development and implementation of competition policies in line with European standards and practices.
A competitive environment ensures that there will be potential access to “gars” to produce a new product or offer a better service. As a result, strong competition constitutes the main driver of productivity and ensures that the market will remain competitive. From a real competitive environment gives choice opportunities, better services, quality, competitive prices and new products (innovation).
Normics should treat companies equally on the market. The avoidance of favourability and the creation of facilities for large enterprises enables the creation of companies that possess market power and prevents other companies from being competitive in the market, especially those companies that are at the same level of operating and service delivery”, is written in communiques.
