spokesman PDK: Kurti Government's actions will plunge thousands of citizens into poverty

The government Kurti, instead of dealing with the country's economy, spent its days in power dealing with analyses and threats to the Constitutional Court, created conspiracy theories that the whole world was against them and that Kosovo with them, for the first time in Kosovo history, lived better. Right, a utopical Kosovo, with its great “leader” that the people loved, but it created and deepened poverty. A typical left country!

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The major mistakes of Kurti Government that will plunge thousands of citizens into poverty are the following:

1. He was delayed by the Financial Emergency Pack for more than a month, the government's proposal was poorly drafted, focused mainly on social categories, even though they had not included all categories. This package has largely ignored the needs of the private sector, which are the main pillar of the country's economy.

a. As a result of these inadequate measures, the World Bank's assessment is that 90% of Kosovo companies have been hit by pandemic measures. Businesses of all categories are suffering losses, jeopardising bankruptcy.

2. Although nearly three months passed, the Emergency Package has only been implemented at the value of 54m euros, or 30%, out of 179m euros in the initial proposal. The government Kurti has failed not only to draft an efficient Emergency Package, but has failed to implement its proposal.

3. As a whole, Pako has been uncompliable in practice, many companies will disappear, while according to the World Bank, over 150 thousand citizens of this country would sink into poverty.

4. Because of the wrong policies, Kosovo will not have the biggest growth in the region, as predicted at the beginning of the year, rather will have the biggest decline, more than 11% of BPV with the current trend, damaging Kosovo's economy for more than 1 billion euros.

5. With the current trend, the Republic of Kosovo, there will not be enough money in the last three months for social categories and full implementation of salaries in the public sector, seriously jeopardising their reduction.