Hoti: We will not allow the exchange of territories

Two days after receiving the deputies' confidence, the government Hoti at Friday's meeting has approved the governing programme for 2020-2023. In addition, the government cabinet allocated 25 thousand euros to the family of Agon Musliu, who lost his life at the Student Centre. Until they asked Kosovo's Parliament permission to make the change in the provisional exceed of fiscal rules for the emergency financial package.

The second meeting of the executive Hoti has called into question the Veting process in the justice system, while the defence minister was asked that military service, including former prime minister Albin Kurti, be within the governing programme.

Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti argued the governing programme said that in the short term, the fight against the Devi 19-euro economic recovery of 1.2 billion euros and the conclusion of dialogue with Serbia is involved.

For the latter, the chief executive pledged that he would conclude with the existing borders and without exchange of territories.

The full handling of responsibilities as a government in line with the Constitution to advance dialogue with Serbia. In close co-operation with the EU and the US. By not allowing border change and exchange of” territory, he said.

Meanwhile in the long-term plan, Hoti said their programme included fighting corruption and economic development.

And, Hoti's dependence, Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Tahiri, said that within the governing programme there is also the package of state reforms, under it stressed that the Law for Government also entered.

The first “relates to the continuation or implementation of the package of state reforms we have made in the Haradinaj government. You know that we have adopted the basic laws, now as a government when the Constitutional Court's decision comes, we will also draft 22 regulations that ensure the implementation of this programme. Of these four regulations are important for implementing the Law of Salaries”, he said.

The rule of law spoke of the prime minister's third deputy, Driton Selmanaj, but said it is not clear whether Veting's process will be done in justice, right.

We're still not completely clear whether we really are going to achieve a Veting process or something. But our commitment will be that we in collaboration with our local and international partners will prove to identify the challenges this system currently has. In order to address strongly, whether to improve internal performance or even other internal control instruments that need”, he said.

Although on former Prime Minister Kurti's governing programme, Defence Minister Anton Quinn demanded that Hoti Government's mandate be included as well.

“Regarding military binding service, as we have good data from some NATO members who practice this service”, said.

Several of the cabinet ministers Hoti, who, according to their dictatorships, posted their priorities, also spoke before the government programme. And the health one, Armend Zemaj, promised reform in the health system.