For 4 months, 104 doctors issued Kosovo

He said that such a framework must be taken into account how much and investment is needed to produce. “While offering available to developed states”, he said.

As for Plerata Sejdiu, the latest figures say there are 104 doctors who have received documentation to link contracts to European Union states.
He said that figure exceeds last year.

We've had 212 for 11 months in the past year, and this year for four and a half months is 104 and it's to worry”, Sejdiu said.

He added that the crisis will feel and deepen after three years in the health sector.

While Lulzim Rafuna from Kosovo's Economic Oda said business is facing lack of workforce as a result of migration.

But he said this is also happening as a result of not connecting education to market requirements.

“We have called from the first day to speed up reforms in education, to link qualifications to labour market demands”, Rafuna said.

E Jusuf Azemi from the private sector union said that for 7-8 years abroad a fifth of the population has fled.

Azemi added that the biggest ignoring of Kosovo private sector workers has been made in the time of pandemic and after the pandemic, because Kosovo's government came up with fighting inflation by stimulating all public sector workers, while the private sector was told <x0dil shake hands and beg company owners, if it is given to me neither I<1>, Azem said.

Arian Vranica of the Gastronom Association said they are in the face of a very disturbing situation because according to statistics we have 1323 fewer businesses and 2232 more workers and it's not real projection.

The “in a positive way has increased formalities, but it doesn't mean that this is reflected in increased employment, because we are seeing that businesses are facing such challenges that they are also transforming their service, perhaps, in order to live and can co-abize this new ecosystem which is being created even from the aspect of the service in self-serve”, Vranica said. /rtk