Rukiqi: Government at the upcoming priority has the vaccine, then the economy

Even Kosovo's economy did not go unnoticed by this, where many businesses.

The chairman of the Kosovo Economic House, Berat Rukiqi, has confirmed this.

Rukiqi claims that restaurants and bars have been endangered.

“Restorant and bars have been endangered and the same has happened in the transport sector, where there have been repeatedly restrictions and problems because the number of travelers who have used road transport has been reduced, these have chain effects”, he added.

Rukiqi has made it known that the incoming government must have a 4-year programme, and that public health should be first at this time of pandemic, and then the economy.

A incoming government should have a 4-year programme, and on that programme they should see strategic priorities in the country's economy. The priorities should be public health related to the economy, that if we don't finish the pandemic because we're still going to have discussions about whether we're going to close or not, or we have restrictive measures or not”, he added to Indexline.

The other “countries have developed a strategy, to gradually be opened from the second wave, and at the same time conveyed parallel to the vaccine of the population, must be the first priority, so gradually to have a plan to get out of the pandemic, where other countries have a high degree of vaccine and decline in the number of infected”, he said.

Rukiqi has said that the incoming government expects there to be relief tax policies, and to have concrete financial support for those sectors that have been affected, and according to him expects to have a government and have a partnership with them.