28 minutes agoLiving for new couples: The project increased for more than 100m euros, nobody knows why, not since
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Prime Minister Albin Kurti, last month during a session of the Parliament, has announced that the promise of affordable residence for young couples will begin to apply as a project this year. Old: Kurti's promise, new: the price for implementation of the project. Of the some 88m euros prior to this [...]
Last month, the prime minister announced that the housing project for young couples would start to be implemented this year, but that the project could cost 200m euros.
Referring to this project, Kurt said among other things:
“The affordable housing project is a unique project and is implemented for the first time in Kosovo. It should be stressed that this project is completely different from the social cases housing that already exist in Kosovo, which for this is approved by the Council of Europe Development Bank's 25m-euro loan, and is soon expected to come to the Assembly as a draft law and agreement. The project is complex and is being implemented for the first time in Kosovo. It requires expertise for sustainable implementation. As Government we will do everything we can to make the project planned to be realised as soon as possible”, the prime minister concluded.
Perscope's Dafina DemascoLast year, a video conference on this issue was carried out, where you could more navigate about the project in question, being one of Kurt's most echoed promises when campaigning for the February 14th elections.
The growth of this project, without giving any explanation, has also been highlighted by renowned journalist Eraldin Fazliu on the KTV debate show.
(Video: From minute to minute. The discussion between journalists Eraldin Fazliu, Dafina Demak and analyst Rron Djindovci for the project)
Journalist Fazliu: Murati confirmed that the project cost 88 million, how did 200 million become?
In one of the recent debates of KTV's Confront show, journalist Eraldin Fazliu raised the subject, as a concern for Kurti Government's nontransparence.
And a year and a half ago, I had Minister Iron Murati on the show, and he only answered it, will be, will be, will be done, now we're halfway through the mandate, and then I asked him if it's 88 million euros. Today, we don't know how that project will cost 200, so?
“Here the iron grew. The armor grew. In his pocket, the reasonings, only amounted to”, reconciled Demak to Fazliu by ironising with the ongoing argument with the war in Ukraine for rising prices. /Periscopi
