Obadiah for Kurti Government: I've rightly called them student governments because they don't know

Lumir Abdixhiku, in an interview for Express, has criticised the Kurti Government, once again calling it a government of interns because he does not know.

In this interview, the first of the LDK has been asked in one of the questions, what are the three main points he thinks is blocking the Kurti Government.

Abdixhiku has since listed government scandals until he said they don't know how to lead.

I just called them intern governments because they don't know. The scandal with the sticky tickets - the signing of a corrupt tender - is then cancelled on the pretext of an analysis, after signing ʹ shows how little they know. That's what I've been waiting for. But what I didn't expect was recapture of familiar boards, for what “pronton” overall. There's no difference here. See “Ber Lepenci”, “Post” of “Telekomit”. They're captured by family power parties. Now, what makes such a catch different from what we've had so far? I have not expected the arrogance of power, not against opposition parties; but against citizens. Not when domestic employment occurs, not when corrupt contracts were signed, not when disaster occurred, not even when a government minister does them four months without presenting a single job of his own. This shows that they are now frustrated with what citizens think of them. February 14th is really a transformational day in Kosovo, but February 14th is the end; it's just the beginning. So from there it would have to start working on a government that not only has raised citizens' expectations too; there are really problems that should be dealt with urgently, problems that affect our common country. These guys are still in the campaign. People on the edge of”, Obadiah said.

For family employment, he says he has replaced one cousin with another, from one party to another, but Kosovo is remaining as it has been for years now.

“has the replacement of one cousin to another, from one party to another; I see the main problem of this government in the gross lack of vision and transformation projects for the country. There are no major initiatives, no plans for major investments, no major political routes. And I'm not talking about completed projects, since it's still the beginning, but there's no idea about them; it's about them, it's about them. Because they're not. They don't exist. So there's no vision. There's the replacement of one cousin to another; from one party to another; there's some sometimes-deserved non-communist dismissal here; but from the end, if they remain here alone, they leave Kosovo as it has been and how long. It's symbolic. Numbers of decisions have been made today, but they are not content; what these decisions are profoundly different. This decision numbers thing is used by unable governments. S'is resemination”, Abdixhiku said further in this interview.