IKPK's Nasser Ramadani receives seven monthly salaries

For the past 14 years, Naser Ramadani leads the National Institute of Public Health. Of this institution, Ramadani receives 14,000 euros annually. But that's not the only salary the first ICHPHE pays.

Based on the registry for the declaration of property published in the Anti-Corruption Agency, it accepts seven salaries per month.

In addition to the money it receives from the IKSHP, it receives about eight thousand euros from the University of Pristina, more than 1,000 euros from the Food and Veterina Agency, about 5 thousand and 300 euros from the Clinical and University Hospital Service Board, and more than 1,000 euros from the Health Ministry (SKKUK Board), Ramadani has been dismissed by Albin Kurti).

In other data, Professor Ramadani has stated that it receives about eight thousand euros from a private college and 9 thousand and 180 euros from the KFOR-NATO consultancy.

In total, its annual revenues bring about 48 thousand euros.

In addition to Ramadan, pay is also paid by the National Institute of Public Health. It is paid over 10,000 euros a year from the Institute, until it receives about 2,000 euros from training.

Ramadan also has a lot of cash available at the bank, but it doesn't even lack debts.

The first IKSEP has about 25 thousand euros saved in the bank, his wife nearly 36 thousand euros, until his children are over 18 thousand euros.

He also has loans worth 14 thousand and 300 euros, until his wife owes banks over 32,000 euros.

In real estate, Ramadani has declared a flat worth 111,000 and 528 euros, owned jointly, another residence worth 60 thousand euros, and a land house worth 150 thousand euros, which is owned jointly.

Meanwhile, as a playable asset, it has declared a Toyota car worth 11 thousand and 230 euros and a wife's car worth 12,000 and 500 euros.

The Express newspaper has sent questions to the Anti-Corruption Agency to receive information about the number of officials who perform certain functions but who have not returned to this institution.

But based on a report he published In 2019, there are about 2,000 public officials in the country that exercise two and more functions.

The report even stated that there are officials who exercise up to 8 functions in public institutions in the country, so they did not provide information about which official it is.

According to the agency's report, 2 people held seven different positions, two other working officials, 13 officials held 5 functions at the same time, another 37 enjoyed four different jobs, while 366 officials were in three positions, while with 1451 senior state officials in Kosovo. Express