Canay downloaded today from Gervala: They love their people through diplomatic missions, that they don't know what the state is, except for the party.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by Donika Gervala, announced the dismissal of 11 foreign service officials. Among the reasons for dismissal was the statement that they found irregularities.

Periscop contacted one of the downloaded names, Mr. Blerim Canay.

He told Periscop that this is happening for the government now to send their closest people to diplomatic missions. Canaj even criticizes the Kurti Government, saying that I don't know that there is a state concept, but as he puts it, the concept of the party.

Part of Mr. Canay with Periscope:

These “have taken a 2011 competition as a reason under which we are accepted and do not even know what is based but define it as a non-legal competition, according to them”, said Mr. Canay Periscope.

Now, for example, they've opened this kind of internal competition for sending out the diplomatic mission, and now they're a group of diplomats who have, of course, applied there, now they're discussing it among themselves that one of the widow's reasons is to reduce competition and introduce me to the people closest to them. It wouldn't be fair if I just mentioned names because we're colleagues, or we were colleagues. Cana for Periscope.

Canay warns of following legal ways, as he says, for Kurti Government, there is no state concept, but party concept.

And we're going to be going on a legal course, that now we can also define political persecution, in the sense that for them it's that belief that no matter how you're present or where you're coming from, at the moment you're present with certain governance these guys take that which belongs to that group because I have the sense that the state concept of them doesn't just exist at the party entry of the item, Canaj told Periscope.

What did the Ministry say, apart from that, in reasoning on downloads?

Those released today are employed without being subjected to regular admission procedures in the foreign service, defined by the Law for the Foreign Service of the Republic of Kosovo, and no accession procedures and regulations under the Law for the Civil Service of the Republic of Kosovo, applicable at the time when these persons are appointed to foreign service.

They have entered and are considered members of the foreign service through arbitrary decisions. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora is also considering measures to be taken against officials responsible for the illegal employment of the above persons.

The government of the Republic of Kosovo remains committed to its pledge to establish legitimacy in the country. Misuse of public money and illegal employment have no place in public administration and will be halted and fought decisively. /Besarta Hoti/Periscope