Mushkolaj: Kurt cannot determine what question reporters should ask arrogant approaches

Mosskolaj has said so about Periscope following former Prime Minister Albin Kurti's statements, which told reporters not to ask questions about the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia.

Mushkolaj has said Kurti's arrogant approach to journalists undermines government transparency and is not a good signal to the media and journalists.

This arrogant approach to journalists undermines government transparency and is a poor signal to the media and journalists, who have the right to know what the government does and prime minister, of course, even in the matter of dialogue, which Kurti does not want to talk about.”, Mushkolaj has told Periscope.

On the other hand, Mushkolaj said Kurti and others should be in front of journalists to answer, not to instruct them about what questions they should ask.

“Prime Minister Kurti and no other public official can determine what question journalists should ask. Kurt and others should be in front of journalists to answer, not to instruct journalists or recommend to them what they should ask. Journalists can ask Kurt what they want and then it's up to him to answer and respond. ”, he underlined.

Meanwhile, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti in yesterday's conference has demonstrated the desire to be asked as little for dialogue with Serbia as possible.

Kurt told reporters that if they want to have it more often in front of them, they should ask fewer questions about dialogue.

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Matoshi: Kurti closed, he's making progress with the slogan "Now he cheats Government."

So far there is no reaction to Kurt's lesson on journalists what questions they should ask.

Periscop has also sent questions to the Association of Kosovo Journalists (AGK) to take a stance, but so far have no response./Periscopi/