Haradinaj's former adviser criticises Kurti Government: No longer opposition to profit votes

Former economy adviser and prime minister's Finance Ramush Haradinaj, Haki Shatri, failing to publish the work plan by Government Kurti II is seeing it as a false act that shows a lack of commitment. He has said that there is still no action on the promises given.

So, according to him, the Government must roll up its sleeves and start work rather than just make statements. Adding that visits to Brussels are not enough just for photographs.

The “It is true that there is pressure from the opposition that does not have the governing programme, they do not have a programme of activities for problems that weigh life in Kosovo and that are many. Building and leadership with state affairs is very complex and requires very serious commitment. They need to roll up the sleeves and start the job, all right, and not just the statements. So far only one commitment we're seeing in terms of fighting pandemic I don't see the elected government engaged in other problems”, Shatri said.

The country's “governance is not just a segment. They have taken it with comfort and are not conforming to the desires of the promises. A month is not a short time, with economic and social problems at work. Then international reports with which Kosovo has not yet defined a clear way of doing what to do, talks with Serbia. It is not enough just to go to Brussels and photograph”, he has said of EO.

Shatri says the government should deal with essential problems, because they are not opposition to profit votes.

A government of a country with so many problems as it is Kosovo has to work really objectively, to deal with essential problems. They are no longer opposition to profit votes. They are positioned with constitutional and legal obligations called money and with the market that promises they have made to reason with”, he added. As for the published list of profitable businesses from the Shatri Emergency Package has not ruled out the possibility of possible misuse in the process. ”

I believe that the list of businesses that have benefited from the Emergency Package is objective, but I want to be confident that there is some kind of misuse, but it may be very small compared to the need that has been supporting my businesses. Publishing of the list should be done completely not as a segmentary way. The government's decision, criteria, sums and so on that opinion has to be published, with clear clarity of what has happened, he added.

If there were deviations from the prosecution criteria, publicly accuse it, but not only make a media effect that these are the 50 businesses that have benefited. Whoever meets the criteria gets the money, or is not close to the ruling party”, has finished it for EO.