Peci asks Rama to expel AAK from Ulpiana headquarters

Peci has said that 700 square metres in Pristina's Ulpiana neighbourhood, which belong to the Kosovo Agricultural Institute, are continuing to be misused.

In a Facebook writing Monday, Minister Peci has criticised the State Prosecutor for neglecting the statements filed by the prosecutor from the Agriculture Ministry concerning objects in Ulpiana.

The “has become more than 7 months since we have denounced and offered all the facts possessed that business locals in the heart of Pristina are owned by the Ministry of Agriculture. The activities that are exercised against law because there is no difference when even illegal ones are built and thus continue to function”, Peci has said.

He has said that the courtyard of one of the items that is rented has been converted into a warehouse.

On this issue, he has said he has agreed with the capital's chairman, Rama Progress, to take action through the Ministry's Inspectorate for the release of property.

In addition to the evidence filed with the police and the prosecutor, we have also requested assistance from Pristina's chairman, with whom we have agreed to take action through the” inspectorate, Peci said.

However, Peci has confirmed that, despite the agreement, he has not yet received answers from Rama.

“Those who have allowed and enabled these activities are personal names and that the prosecution has facts of”, he stated.