The PDK has demanded that the Plantation Commission be established tomorrow for the energy crisis.

PDK MP Blerta Deliu Kodra said that tomorrow at the Kosovo Assembly hearing in the order of the day is the Investigative Commission, which, according to her, aims to whiteen up mismanagement that has occurred with the country's energy crisis case.

At the time when the price of electricity has increased by 100 percent, of course there has been an increase that has infected citizens of the Republic of Kosovo and at the same time it is seen that the government has subsidized the 125m euros of electricity in times of crisis, while we have raised our dilemmas because we have no information about where the subsidised power tools have gone. ”, she said.

And Deliu said that the public medium RTK has not broadcast in its central news edition the extraordinary PDK conference, held yesterday, where PDK GP chairman Abelard Tahiri and MP Ferat Shala have presented evidence that during the months of February, March and April, Kosovo has exported more than it imported electricity.

“We have not seen any broadcasts of yesterday's conference where they were presented with facts, arguments, statistics on how it was mismanaged in time of crisis with electricity prices and how citizens of the Republic of Kosovo are damaged.”, she said.

On the other hand, PDK chairmanship member Bernard Nikaj said the opposition-proposed hetimary Commission should be approved at tomorrow's session without any delay. That, after him, delays go at the expense of the Kosovo citizens' pocket.

“It is very important that the issue of the opposition-initiated Investigative Commission and the issue of the Investigative Commission initiated today by the GP of the Vetevendosje Movement are two separate issues. As important as it is to investigate the past, even more importantly, it is to investigate the management of the energy crisis, whose costs Kosovo citizens are holding in their current bills.”, he said.

Nikaj stressed the Balkan energy scandal in which Kosovo's ambassador to Croatia is involved adds to the importance of establishing this Commission.

The early establishment of the Investigative Commission adds the Balkan Energy scandal in which Kosovo's ambassador to Croatia is involved. Slovenian media report that money laundering and energy trading have been done. This is sufficient basis and additional evidence why the Commission should be established. The ruling party's reluctance to establish this Commission -- the worse to prevent -- only adds to the allegations. Therefore, the urgent establishment of this commission to dawn the whole truth is necessary. ”, Nikaj said.