GLPS doesn't pass a test on Kurti Government: From 10 degrees, you give him 5.5.

The group for Jury and Political Studies (GLPS) has held the media conference on the “assessment of the first 100 days of the Kurti II” government.

Lirica Agusholli has said that the Kurti II Government on the overall performance indicator for these 100 days has marked a scale of 5.5 from 10 to total.

The second area according to him is that of the government's integrity for which the assessment is 8.

In the field of planning and co-ordination, she has said there is a lot of impasse and the need for improvement is necessary.

This is what we estimate by 4 points the government's work in this direction, given that the governing programme has been voted by the government about two months after receiving the mandate. General transparency, in this direction the government has scored a score of 6.5<1>, it has added.

Arber Fetah has said the government has so far failed to achieve most of the goals and economic measures to end in this first three months.

“GLPS sees with concern that only 6m euros so far have been allocated for support of the private sector affected by the pandemic. What makes citizens' pocket worse is subvention of green cardboard for cars with foreign license plates. The legislative agenda is another ambitious and the deadlines are unrealistic. When compared with the legislative agendas of the past five years, the Kurti II Government has the highest number of new initiatives to amend laws. As far as performance in this field is concerned, the government remains slow at its pace to meet the 2021 legislative agenda. Only 14.5 percent of the legislative agenda has been fulfilled or initiated, and it will be impossible to apply completely by the end of”, he said further