Is that why the Government is keeping the Army fund a secret?

The Security Fund, launched this year by Kurti Government, is continuing to be completely confidential and away from the media public. Nobody officially knows how much money has been collected by citizens and business companies. But the same has happened and is not happening with donors. With the beginning of the opening of the accounts, the pledges of the paper-deviations to make money out of its own pocket have flooded social networks. As usual, recognised by power became the 100 million dollar budget for KSF. Except for the combined amount, so far it's kept a secret...

The Kosovo government, on March 2nd, had founded Fund for Army, based on needs of Kosovo Security Force. In responsibility for management by the Ministry of Finance, Labour and Transfers, the accumulated means are used to support priorities, including protection, security infrastructure, natural disaster management, etc.

From the beginning, the government had said that the amount of donations would be kept discrete, due to national security. Beyond that, Prime Minister Albin Kurti was as if he was puffed up with total numbers, but not concrete.

“So far on the Security Fund have raised money with a seven-sucerve number of donors who have given money are in four-story number”, that was Kurt's response.

However, Periscopi learns that from the creation of the funds so far, not even 2m euros have been collected. According to sources, this is believed to be the reason why the exact sum of the collected means is not being made public, as it can be seen as failure.

Who are the four quarters of the seven sheeppods in the fund, and how much did they give?

You don't know. Power is reluctant to publicise the list of donors who have decided to strengthen the country's military by means of personal means. The generous ones from the start had expressed many citizens. In addition to individuals, promises of support also provided businessmen and large businesses. Among these was the Devolley Corps, which had promised exactly $500,000. But he had offered no evidence of that, except for a Facebook announcement.

After publishing the Security Fund decision, public faces had claimed to donate money. Among them are some Kosovo Assembly deputies who had publicly promised a full monthly salary on several occasions.

And the people, as much as there is will, are seen to be no more money to help. KSF. That's what a citizen said about REL.

If I had money, I'd donate as much as I would have. But now, as far as I can afford, I'll donate”, Fadil Bekteshi said.

The Fund's Parliamentary Commission for Fund Supervision

The Kosovo Assembly aims to propose parliamentary commission that would observe the process of collecting tools for that purpose. So for Periscope  has announced the chairman of the Commission for Security and Protection, Beque Berisha.

It is a proposal to take these dilemmas, it will become a commission from the Kosovo Assembly, which will be led by reliable people and will inform all of what it has accomplished, Berisha has said.

On the other hand, he believes in the possibility of donors manipulating and empty promises, however, he thinks the goal is much greater.

I know that there's a lot of voices to us because of some of the funds that are both born or three percent of them are misbehavior, they're subject to and they're labels. There were abuses. It may be a matter of curiosity as the money is made, but these aren't hard enough to make them transparent. There's also a lie, but after all, the purpose of the fund is greater.

Parliamentary Monitoring Is Needed Former Kosovo Security Force Commander Kadri Kastrati. Ai per Periscope It stated that the process should certainly be controlled by someone from the opposition in order to avoid any possible misuse.

I think the opposition position had to control how many tools the pipe is, but how much money is spent on that fund. Because if only the position controls that fund, it gives rise to doubt that that fund can be misused in other matters, he said.

According to Kastrat, the army does not hold years of people, but should be set aside a dignified budget for security. He's gone. You see no reason to keep the funds secret from the government..

The budget is all public. I don't see why the fund was secret. Funds should be public, and the market is about how much financial means are collected on the issue. And how are they spent, of course, carrying equipment and weapons that need to be public?

Remember Kosovo for this year has divided 100m euros For the military from its budget. Earlier, that amount was about 60 million. In November last year, Prime Minister Albin Kurti had said that the amount earmarked for the army constitutes 1.3 percent of Bruto-Precious Product. / P ERISCOPI/