Five Government Minister Kurti spends quarter of the year with 0% capital spending

In the financial report for the three-month period of January 1st-31st March 2023, five ministries, which have had 0% spending in capital investments, figure.

That means none of these came true.

It's about the Ministry of Finance, Labour and Transfers, which is led by Iron Murati, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development at the helm of Faton, Pec, Industry, Trade and Trade from Roseta Hajdari, the Ministry of Management and Local Power, which is led by Elbert Krasniqi and the Ministry of Justice, which is at the helm of Albula Haxhiun.

Only with 1% spending in capital investments are the Ministry of Health of Arben Vitit, and the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports led by Hajrullah Ceku.

There are also only two ministries that have spent only 2% of assets in capital investments.

The Ministry of Community and Return, led by Nenad Rassic and the Ministry of Economy by Artan Rizvanolli.

4% capital investment spending for three months has had the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology under the leadership of Arberie Nagavci and 5% Environment Ministry, Space Planning and Infrastructure, which at the helm has Minister Libun Aliun.

A little better with just 2% more, so 7% stands the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which is led by Jelal Svecla, and 9% Defence Ministry from Armend Mehaj.

The prime minister of all capital expenditures has the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diasporas, which for three months has spent 59% of the budget on capital investments.

Former Finance Minister Haki Shatri has spoken of lower spending rates in capital investments.

He has said the first three months is always weaker, and for some reason he says so.

The first three months are always weaker in the launch of capital investments because the budget begins on January 1st, and budget organisations are not prepared to start work immediately on this date because they have some procedures that require time from budget approval, and the second is the winter season because if there are jobs that need to be done abroad there is no way of doing”, Shatri said.

Despite that, however, it says the level of activity is disturbing.

However, it is disturbing because the level of activity in this three month has been very low and what appears to be the continuation of the capital investment dynamic of two years, so the continuation of poor investment activity, is the continuation of that” period, he said.

Shatri, has declared that he expects this government to work harder in this respect in the coming months, as it entered the third year of Government.

And we're hoping that in the coming months a little bit, it's the third year of government and now we can't insult the preliminary government, and I hope they've been given experience because they haven't done any work yet, and they're starting some”, former minister Hakki Shatri added.

President's office 80% spending on capital investments for three months, Assembly 0%

Remove better than the five ministries is not even the Kosovo Assembly.

Even the latter, for three months, according to the financial report, has been spending 0% on capital investments.

Unlike the Parliament, however, is the President's office.

For three months, the President's Office has spent 80% budget on capital investments. /Front Online