Statement to reject American gas, Krasniqi says Kurti is trying to evade responsibility

Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman Memli Krasniqi has spoken to the Adriatic Kelmendi tonight about the issue of American gas, which is said to have been rejected by the current government.

According to Krasniqi, denying claims that gas has been rejected is the tendency of Prime Minister Kurti, to flee the responsibilities, Klankosova.tv follows.

” One of Mr. Kurti's addictions said “MCC” is not the government of America, we're not rejecting the government but we're rejecting the MCC, that's the same as I'm told. SA-d is not the U.S. government, when the MCC is an American government agency, we are here talking about a project that is not a trans-continual project for Kosovo, a very important project that really involves creating infrastructure for gas sharing across the European continent, especially in Eastern Europe and the Balkans, and it would be quite natural that Kosovo would seek to connect itself to this infrastructure, and for practical reasons and economic reasons because we need to design energy resources.

Even a $200m rejection, Krasniqi seems completely baseless.

I don't think there's a rational reason for anything. The second potential for building the gas plant that has been the proposed project for 200MW had been extremely important for Kosovo, because the new Kosovo project has already failed and it has been an American project that has been withdrawn at the time when Mr. Kurti has been prime minister. Here is a pattern of rejection of American projects that connected with energy and I have no explanation, reasoning about why this can happen, except that we have supported and supported that this has no longer begun Mr. Kurti, these are also from governments that have negotiated and discussed in the MCC, I believe, and at the time of Mr. Haradinaj's time, and at the time of Mr. Hoti, now at the time of Mr. Kurti it's only meant for this job to be taken in the course of six months' delay and rejection of my opinion is only problematic from the very economic sense.

Krasniqi called the global battle for energy a political and geostrategic issue that concerns national security and economics.