13 minutes agoMinister Lieburn Aliu educates boys at the most expensive colleges in Kosovo
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Environment, Space Planning and Infrastructure Minister Lieburn Aliu offers a luxury education to his children. Libran's two boys study at two of the most famous international colleges in Kosovo, but more expensive at the same time. Only for a school year is Aliu to come down to pay about 13 thousand euros [...]
The Minister of Government Kurti seems to be saving up, even having to invest in large sums for the schooling of his two sons, Anne and Glauk Ali. One attends lessons at the American College of Kosovo (AUK) and the other at the Kosovo American School (ASK). For both of them, expenditures are estimated to total about 13 thousand euros a year.
Periscope He researched the official pages of these two colleges and contacted them directly by phone, where we found that for only one semester in AUK the average amount for a certain direction costs over 3 thousand euros (year over 6 thousand euros). The same cost, meanwhile, turns out to be at the ASS, where only one school year amounts to 6 thousand euros.
What is the wealth of Minister Ali?
According to the Anti-Corruption Agency report (AKK), Minister Lieburn Aliu for 2021 has declared thousands of euros in revenue, but at the same time financial obligations to the throat.
Aliu has declared three jobs, one as deputy of the Kosovo Assembly (former minister, but the AKK has not yet published its property for 2022), as a professor at UBT College and as a member of the Vetevendosje Movement, which in the total annual turnover results in more than 35,000 euros in addition to those positions he exercises, without counting his wife's income.
Nor should we forget the apartment in the luxurious neighborhood of Marrigona Hill, which Ali also declared in the AKK.
What did Vetevendosje sell while in opposition?
The first few years of Vetevendosje Movement, through which they promoted local products and even in their public record, there were statements against the dear life of the rulers, especially the establishment and confidence in public educational institutions, which in this case did not choose the children of minister Ali.
In fact, Vetevendosje, when it came to power, made higher education free for all students of the Republic of Kosovo.
When we're at private colleges, Periscope during the week also reported on the connection of Minister Libun Ali to the private educational institution UBT, With whom he has a professorly relationship. Beyond that, the minister announced just about signing an agreement with this college, which was described as a conflict of interest. That's what he said. Anti-Corruption Agency they'll handle the case./ P ERISCOPI/
