The Learning Process Begins Today

The head of the Kosovo Communists Association, Sazan Ibrahimi, says this decision has emerged from the meeting of the AKS Collegiam with Education Minister Arberie Nagavci.

In regular meetings, our professional college of education directors have had with Minister Nagavci, once agreed to have a week off so that school facilities can be disinfected and ready for students so that next week the lesson can begin. But at another meeting that has had Kosovo Communists Education College, with Minister Nagavci agree that students from 6th to 9th grade and 10th to 12th should have online instruction, and that students from 1st grade to 5th grade return to school banks. That means this has been the joint local level decision, of municipal education directors with Education Minister” respectively, he says.

The AKK head says municipalities have made all necessary preparations for the online learning process.

“As far as municipalities are ready, they have always been ready, it is not the first time that we have instruction online in municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo, municipalities have done everything that children in relevant municipalities are also provided with electronic equipment so that there is no lack of access to online learning”, he says.

Even from the Ministry of Education have confirmed that today the learning process will resume, as mentioned earlier.

The curriculum process will resume as envisioned by the government's” decision, said Besa Bytyqi, official for intelligence in August.

Although municipalities have not been consulted by the Government for new anti-Condavid measures, Ibrahimi says they are all being respected in precise terms.

“Communates in respect of anti-match measures - CO The VID means recent measures, which were introduced by the government of the Republic of Kosovo, have been respected in full, although this time, for the first time, it has happened not to consult, but some only to be informed. At meetings or conversations that we have had on the Association Board, but even with the mayors, they have expressed disappointment with the decisions taken by the government of the Republic of Kosovo without municipal consultation... We hope that next week the Kosovo Commission Association will call the council of mayors in which the recommendations will be discussed, suggestions on what will happen after April 18th<1>, he says.

Ibrahim added that continuing municipalities are helping and supporting businesses affected by Pandemia Covid-19, pardoning tax-free fines.

The Kosovo Republic's <x0mun communities have also in the past supported local businesses, and in particular, the gastronomial sector, releasing gastronomies from paying and buying in space managed by the Republic of Kosovo municipalities or public spaces. They have also pardoned tax fines, but also eliminated several municipal taxes in order to facilitate local businesses operating”, he claimed.

Ibrahim finally announced that along with the Kosovo Economic Ode, a questionnaire for the impact of pandemic on local businesses has been compiled that would then hand over the Government during the 2020 budget review and 2021 budget drafting

“Adion along with the Kosovo Economic Association are preparing a questionnaire on which questions will be put on the impact of COVIID on local businesses so that the municipalities of the Republic of Kosovo during the 2020 budget review and the budget drafting of 2021 tow the needs of the sector which has tremendous impact on local economic development and here, and not only does it include the Gastronomy sector, but also the business sector of the other <18x>, it concludes.