18 minutes agoBeqa: Hakki Abazi resigned to Whatsap
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(4 years ago)MP from the Vetevendosje Movement ranks, Haki Abazi, has resigned from the Parliamentary Investment Commission for Energy, Express reports. The news of his resignation has confirmed the Commission's Chief Commissioner, MP Hajdar Beqa, for Gazeta Express. According to him, Abazi Séka submitted her written resignation, but she has attended no committee meeting and [...]
The news of his resignation has confirmed the Commission's Chief Commissioner, MP Hajdar Beqa, for Gazeta Express.
According to him, Abazi sézi has submitted his resignation in writing, but sė has attended no Commission meeting and via “WhAppit” has said he resigned.
The official resignation did, but he didn't attend any meetings and message via social networks, in a group we have in Whatsapp, knew that he would attend the meeting and said he quit. It's okay to ask him. Now it belongs to Vetevendosje to send the new name for replacement”, Beqa said.
Otherwise, this commission was proposed by the ruling Vetevendosje Movement party.
The resignation has confirmed RTKlive as well as the chairman of this commission, which comes from the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), Hajdar Beqa. I confirm that he is no longer part of this commission, he has not attended the first meetings. For that reason we today have warned a notice of his resignation, which will be read at the meeting we will hold today at 2:20x2>, he said.
Otherwise the other member of this committee is the MP PDK, Rashit Qalaj.
From the Vetevendosje (LVV) movement, it will be deputies Armendi Muja, Hakki Abazi, Arber Rexaj, Halil Thaci, deputy leader Armen Muja.
By the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Armend Zemaj member and MP Rezarta Krasniqi.
From the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), a member is MP Time Kadrijaj.
From the Serbian List (LS) for membership is Ljubinko Karadzic, as well as from the multiethnic member group, is Duda Balje.
The commission to be constitutionalised today will be able to highlight the problems Kosovo has had with energy from the time of Ish- UNMIK, in 2006 which for Kosovo leadership was a time of negotiations and preparation for Kosovo status, RTKlive reports
Almost all political parties since 2006 have been part of the governments in Kosovo. Although the Vetevendosje Movement has been leading the government for a short time, its individuals have been part of past governments.
Under the investigative commission created by the Kosovo Assembly, there will be many people who have parts through Kosovo's energy system, such as ZRE, KEK, COST, KEDS, etc.
