Should the Trust's 20% withdrawal be allowed? Economic recognition has a message for Government

Economics officials Mustaf Kadriaj said in an interview for Clankosova.tv that allowing the withdrawal of a certain portion of the Trust's resources on the part of citizens would strengthen their portfolio, but also prevent the loss of these stock tools at this time of the crisis.

“S first estimated we should remind the government and the heads of the Trust of concern and call that it has been made that 20 percent of the Trust's tools will pass to the citizens where we have sought as economic connoisseurs that by passing means to the account of citizens will be two sides of the coin and the first will be empowered to the citizen portfolio at this time the crisis will once be passed loss on the stock for 20 percent of the costs.

Kadriaj said the government's willingness to provide Trust tools has resulted in the loss of 90m euros.

“as a result of ignoring Trust officials and failing to accept the government resulted in the loss of over 90m euros. So I have to have this code of accountability and responsibility that someone has to account for because these Trust officials get the largest wages in Kosovo, exactly from the saving means of workers who remove black and olive in their jobs. There's obviously room for justice and investigative bodies to be knowingly released by Trust officials but also accounting by the government”.

Economics expert stressed that citizens should be allowed to withdraw 20 percent of the means because, according to him, citizens are taking their means reserved and not seeking charity.

” So from the beginning we've estimated that at this time of global crisis it is necessary to give you the opportunity to withdraw 20 percent of the saved means, so citizens are not asking for help or charity from the government but their saved tools”.

And the reasoning from the government that Trust tools are saving for retirement and in this difficult time falls down here, and I wish that we don't have more difficult times than now that we're going through”.

Mustaf Kadriaj said that attracting 20 percent of the funds from the Trust would not harm the institution or the state budget.

I appreciate that it will be welcome for citizens. At one time the Trust is not damaged and the state budget is not damaged. So Kosovo's citizen is not asking for help from the government but their saved means, nothing more. This negligible approach on the part of the government and a responsibility on the part of Trust officials, who with the highest calm confirm loss of over 90m euros”.

The justice institutions for the investigation are working here as a result of malpractice by Trust officials”.