VV MP Humol talks to Periscope: Frustrated with the work of Kurt, Pec, Svechla, and the entire Government

Vetevendosje MP Fatmir Humolli in an interview for Periscope has criticised Albin Kurti's party over the country's governance. According to him, the government must reflect and work better and more.

Humolli further indicated his stance on the opposition parliamentary Commission's formation requirement that would investigate the issue of electricity and the employ of militants in KEK, which Vetevendosje rejected and did not vote for.

MP Humolli continued to criticise the minimum wage growth decision to 250 euros net, where he says Kosovo has a budget for more.

He did not leave without stinging the heads of institutions that they are not the right ones for those positions, alluding to Agriculture Minister Faton Peci, of whom he said days ago he does not know Agriculture.

Read the full interview:

PERISCOP: How he commented on the rejection of the Vetevendosje Movement, not establishing the Investigative Commission. Are you pro or opposed?

FATM IR HUMOLE: I didn't mean it like that, I'm gonna get things done. I'm an independent candidate. I'm not a VVA member. I'm an independent candidate under LVV. I'm not a VVA member. I have very good reports with Albin Kurt.

PERISCOP: How do you evaluate the work of Kurti Government so far?

FATM IR HUMOLE: I even wanted the government to reflect on how much better it would be. In all directions it's possible to do better. I appreciate it both in the economy and in agriculture, and in all directions there is room for better, but I also mentioned in the Assembly that this government worked much better than others, but I know it could work much better. My estimate is it could be much better.

PERISCOP: What is your comment on the 100 euros earmarked for certain groups of citizens from the 100 million-euro recovery fund?

FATM IR HUMOLE: They are welcome for citizens but need to increase the salaries of all sectors, and Kosovo's budget has the potential to increase only needs to manage better. Even Albin Kurt, who asked me to get on the list, has a day of character for that, said I need you on the list. I've been on the list to be myself, not with someone's humble, that's what Albin Kurti and the VVA Parliamentary Group know. I see that this country is likely much better off, but the ministers don't see how I see it, so we have to debate within the parliamentary group, and I have publicly shown that I've been critical to see even the opinion that might have become even better. Now they have better rain, if they can't see it, I have a bigger remark. There's no sector that can't get well, in the internal affairs sector, health that doesn't need to go abroad. We have more room for free jobs than we have workers. How much resources we have that Germany has not even 50% as Kosovo's resources. But we need more responsible people, those who have a preliminary idea of what they have to do, not those who teach instead of work, in the leadership countries. Could be investment. There are some problems they're carrying. I see that the government is constantly complaining in the past, but I need to understand that a house sometimes is easier built by foundations than it is to be repaired. And there's more planted bombs left by past governments, and it's pretty hard to get through. We have RTK, who signed 150 working workers on the deed over 10 times or legally, has no right to contract on work over twice. Even now, the government here needs to enforce the law, but not with consequences for the workers. In this case the DA wanted to be taken, who's been through those contracts. The government is in the middle of wanting to do well and the opportunities that didn't cause me trouble among the citizens. On this street, the impression that there's a far better place. This opportunity is only through investment, job creation. And there's a lot of debt left in this one, and look at Podujevo-Pristina way back, where there's been a lot of trouble starting in Pristina, which was meant to be the opposite, a lot of work that's going back, these have to go well, and there's trouble and experience is normal.

PERISCOP: Have you shown these criticisms within the party and what response have you accepted from them?

FATM IR HUMOLE: Now the political problem of being out in opinion, I don't let it in anymore, I've told the Parliamentary Group that one year I don't criticize you abroad, now this year has been critical on the outside that it has seen even the opinion that could have become much better, but at the same time the opposition has been much more correct. Even the opposition gets more of what he said a few years ago than dealing with what he promised for citizens. /Periscopi/ Interviewed: Besarta Hoti