7 hours agoShala: Albin Kurti deals with certain priorities
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Political analyst Blerim Shala has said the incoming prime minister, Albin Kurti, should deal simultaneously with the priorities he has assigned not to cause consequences. He added that there are direct variations of dependence between priorities, so he should also be expected to end up with one to start with the other. “
He added that there are direct variations of dependence between priorities, so he should also be expected to end up with one to start with the other.
The subx0> reform of the ruling priorities, according to the incoming prime minister, is a reflection of the popular isner introduced in opinion research. In these measurements of the mood and interest of Kosovo's citizens, according to Kurti, dialogue (with Serbia) turns out to be the sixth or seventh priority, while this, in terms of his goodwill to take into account Washington and Brussels' goals, has advanced dialogue in several higher countries, ranking it in fourth place. Three of Kurti Government's top priorities are made up of: employment, justice, pandemic (taking consequences from COVID-19)”.
He has said that such rankings of priorities by the future government do not and cannot have resolutions of the exclusion of anyone from them.
“There is no hierarchy of priorities that appear in that way, by which, if you can imagine, cannot be transferred to the No.4 priority, in what is related to the development of negotiations in Brussels, without meeting these first three priorities of Kurti Government, which correspond to employment, justice and pandemic”.
Kosovo's next “government thus can and should deal with these priorities, which, Zaat, are reflections not only of the interests of the citizens of Kosovo, but also are reflections of the composition of the Government of Kosovo (with all the ministries that this Government has)”.
Shala has said that the Kurti II Government will deal simultaneously with improving political, economic and judicial circumstances, enabling direct investment from abroad and private sector development in Kosovo (which will significantly reduce unemployment), with the strengthening of the rule and law, but also with dialogue in Brussels and advancing Euro-Atlantic integration processes, which, according to him, are currently in a status of full freeze, where the EU and not Kosovo itself has the greatest share of this situation.
Shala thinks the urgent priority is dealing with the consequences of COVID-19.
