Change of boards is harming public companies, experts: There's been a crime with them.

Former Economic Development Minister Valdrin Luka in an interview for Online Economics, says frequent change of boards is driving these public companies into economic crisis even further.

Even according to Luka, public companies have always suffered political influences, until it added that it is important to have professional boards and that nepotism be eliminated as phenomena.

The more frequent the change in boards, the more non-stable there is in the company. Even the boards have not been effective and have always been political boards, and if we say we sacrifice political boards for a stable board it is worth this change of”.

Public enterprises have suffered from political influence on these boards because as we know there have been various jobs in public enterprises and therefore it's important that we have professional boards and that nepotism be eliminated as a phenomenon because it's destroying companies. Each company shows that nepotism is the main problem, and now is the last moment because public enterprises are the asset citizens managed by the government”.

All of this, according to Luka, is happening for political resentment, but he stresses that the current government has enough votes not to have political resentment to turn stability into public enterprises.

It's actually about political resentment, but we're here and it's not just boards that are suffering from political resentment, but now the current government has enough votes not to follow political resentment and stability something that we've been missing for years.

While former Finance Minister Haki Shatri in an interview for Online Economy says public companies have committed a crime.

He even says that even the nominations at the top of the boards are not being made by respecting professionalism, but only to accommodate the party's “people.

I am telling you especially since Kosovo has taken over competence with public enterprises, we have committed a crime with them. When Telekom managed U n NMIKU, Telekom has realised 120m euros in profits annually. With these influences we've managed to borrow Telekom, every change they're making with a goal that my people are making it removes these”.

This comes one day you have to pay or sell it to someone, and that's where we brought it, but it's not just Telekom on this door there's a lot of companies because they've committed multiple contracts with KED with KEK, with” Airport.