Azem: Kurt is blowing fire, it seems like it deliberately wants social unrest in Kosovo

In an interview in Interactive, he said the private sector has strong unions and that the prime minister “will not come up with math, as he has been thinking of”.

I don't know why this is happening. Perhaps stubborn, perhaps out of ignorance, but I am very convinced that you are mistaken. We have very strong, highly organized unions. I'm not going to make it out of my mind. We've got very strong unions, we're going to sit down for a short time and we're able to do over 100,000 employees before the government. It's not good to spread the fire deliberately, it's legally bound, it can't leave the collective agreement for over two and a half years without signing it, it's mandatory, the minimum wage can't be left as it is beyond December”, Azemi said.