9 minutes agoWill Kurti take into account any British candidate's non-recognition of the Supercaster?
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)For the position of executive director of the Kosovo Cadastra Agency, the race according to the narrow list is three people -- two of them Vetevendosje people. Periscope researched the entire process last week, with the fact that, among other things, the British Embassy has not recommended [...]
Overseers of the candidate selection process in senior leadership positions -- the U.K. Embassy Commission in Kosovo -- have published their independent report, through which they do not recommend any of the three candidates valued at the highest scores for the state leadership.
The results of this report were announced last Thursday, following an interview of November 15th-16th of Suad Cemga, Nora Kelmendi, and Edon Maliqi, both part of the ruling party.
Will Kurt take this British assessment into account?
Prime Minister Albin Kurti on Tuesday, at the annual conference organised by the British Embassy, has stressed that reform in public administration is an essential part of the planned reforms in our government's programme. It is our belief and attitude that a public administration loyal to the state, honest, educated and prepared, with greater efficiency, is a prerequisite for fulfilled development policies.
Prime Minister Kurti in his address has stressed that “the reformation of the Public Administration is and the precondition for the advance steps of the Republic of Kosovo towards membership in the European Union. He stressed that the Government is committed to reform and therefore the administration we are building to be based on certain principles widely respected by democratic and developed countries”./ P ERISCOPI/
