Rukiqi with criticism of the government: Region countries far more efficient in economic recovery

The chairman of the Kosovo Economic House (OEK), Berat Rukiqi, has made a response through a status on his Facebook profile, in which he criticises the government's response to the economic crisis caused by measures against the spread of Coronavirus.

Rukiqi has declared that the region's “countries (are) much more efficient and with much more conservative support for the rescue and recovery of the economy. ”

Such a findings, the head of the OEK, do so after discussing it with the leaders of the five Western Balkan countries' economic Odays.

Each country in the region has implemented emergency measures, and now implementing the II package measures, which is largely focused on the liquidity of companies, respectively, through providing guarantees for the financial system, to facilitate access to business loans, and with grants schemes for the most damaged businesses. He writes.

Minister Bislimi has claimed that during this period of quarantines, unemployment in the country has softened at a record pace.

Last night in Pressing, Pristina Chairman Shpend Ahmeti, with economist Dardan Sejdiu, also criticised the government's response Kurti to the economic crisis. They proposed that larger sums be separated to promote reduced economic activity because of pandemic.

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Countries in the region far more efficient and more supportive for the rescue and recovery of the economy

In discussion with the heads of the five countries of the Western Balkans, we shared thoughts about the road to economic recovery of our countries, following the crisis caused by the COVID-19.

Each country in the region has implemented emergency measures, and now they're implementing the II package measures, which is largely focused on the liquidity of companies, in particular through the delivery of guarantees to financial systems, to facilitate access to business loans, as well as with grants schemes for more damaged businesses.

Nearly in most countries of the region, the budgetary measures of III are now being designed, focused on the recovery of the economy, through financial associated interventions (for credit, grants) and power, especially in sectors such as tourism and hotels, production, construction.