New solutions to the appointment of the Iber Lepencitʹ Board are discovered, the government Kurti énounces on the British Embassy

Their recommendations are not being taken into account even when Albin Kurti, in terms of selecting the boards of these companies, is at the head of the government.

This Saturday, the government headed by Kurti made selections of members of the Board of Economic Hydro Company “Iber Lepenc”, but this choice does not match the individuals recommended by British Embassy experts.

All of this from the board's chairman to the members of the board of this company, names choices that do not even have a match between the British Embassy's position and the Government's elected.

Annie why Bajram Mustafa turns out to be the least regarded candidate by the British Embassy in Pristina, this has not prevented the government from choosing him as board chairman in the company.

The British, Mustafa, had been ranked as the 10th on the list, measuring it by only 18.5 points, while the other 9 candidates who were bypassed by the government had received between 19 and 23 points from the Great Britain Embassy in Kosovo.

Meanwhile, although 11th on the list of Britons with 18.5 points, Avdullah Nishori is elected to be a member of the Board of Public Company Iber Lepenc”.

But in this selection it turns out that there are other <x0-scales, ”, writes Infocus newspaper.

Valmira Latifi, doesn't figure at all on the list for candidates who can be named after experts at the British Embassy, but it has been selected by the Kosovo government for a member of the “Iber Lepencit” board.

Latifi figures in the middle of the government's decision list, why by experts at the Great Britain Embassy, she has not received positive assessments to be part of the direction of this public enterprise.

We remember once again on Saturday that the government led by Prime Minister Albin Kurti has named the Board of Public Enterprises éber Lepenc”, where for the chairman of this board chose Bajram Mustaff, while Violet Hoxha, Denis Dautaj, Valmir Latifi, Avdullah Nijshori and Myzafer Luma as a member.

While experts at the Embassy of Great Britain had recommended on the list of candidates that could be named according to the points taken: Dautaj, Shacir Rexhepi, Remzi Selimi, Fidaim Jashari, Violet Hoxha, Valon Jahaj, Sajide Mustafa, Mummin Morina, Arbresa Dina, Bajram Mustafa, Avdullah Nishori, Zijadin Lutoli, Muzafer Luma.

It turns out that the government has ignored this selection.

These names are even published by the British Embassy Conform Memorandum of Understanding.

The aim of publication is to improve the transparency of selection for processes of senior public officials. According to them, all candidates undergo a structured interview based on competence, they make a presentation. This is met with a written test, CV assessment and involvement in preliminary performance assessments. For any process, Bulgarian Partners will present a confidential report to the British Embassy. This report includes their results and those of the Commission, along with eventual remarks about the candidates' performance in the selection process. These reports are then presented to the Prime Minister and Speaker of the Parliament according to the Memorandum of Understanding”, the web site where the memorandums and process of recruiting high positions are reflected.

The British Embassy's assessment of the “Ber Lepencis”

This is not the first time that at the top of public enterprise boards, people are elected from the bottom of the list, not those whom the British Embassy values as the best or the right.

The British Embassy has not been divided by the selection of boards that make oversight of the Public Procurement Law and the sharing of justice in tenders.

The Kosovo government had agreements with the British Embassy in Pristina to assist in these two process of recruiting Bordees, but the embassy is not involved in any process.

The British “Embassy in Pristina will not assist in the new process of selecting the OSP board. Our constant stance on such cases is that the British Embassy project will not be able to support the process again, in cases where the recruiting has been successfully completed and resulted in candidates that are named”, the British Embassy in Pristina had announced.

Since the news of this news, there has been no reaction from the Ministry of Economy led by Artan Rizvanolli.

On June 17, 2021, the fourth Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Kosovo was signed by Albin Kurti and the United Kingdom Government and Northern Ireland, represented by the British Embassy.

The goal of this memorandum of understanding is to support joint efforts to ensure that strong, independent and professional leaders will be appointed in institutions and public bodies through a fair and transparent process of recruiting. The project aims to assist Kosovo institutions in recruiting persons according to an agreed list of high positions.