Tahiri: Should not allow the year 2024 to be the continuation of a failed government

The head of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo's Parliamentary Group, Besnik Tahiri, has cited five topics that should be addressed urgently this year.

According to him, there should be willingness and willingness to address education, raise salaries in state administration, cut electricity prices, raise the minimum wage to 450 euros, and support for the private sector.

Tahiri has indicated that it should not be allowed for the year 2024 to be the continuation of a failed government.

He says that our willingness and willingness should be in these matters:

• Education

The burdened situation in education that was reflected with the results of the test P The ISA, which was the lowest the Republic of Kosovo has ever received, should be treated with high priority. As a parliamentary group, we will address three issues:

1. To stop the intention to impress representatives of the Education Union;
2. Improving infrastructure conditions of higher education and,
3. Increasing support for scientific research on public universities.

• Raising Salaries in State Administration

For three consecutive years, this Government has had the Law of Salaries in the legislative agenda four times. Even when it has passed this law, a certain number of categories have reduced wages, to a large number has increased 10-20 euros. The AAK parliamentary group will initiate wage growth through the coffient in the Law of Salaries and raise the value of co-efficacy through the Board Law.

• Lowing Electricity Price

All prices have marked increases, except salaries. And the increased increase in citizen prices increased. The AAK Parliamentary Group will launch initiative in the Kosovo Assembly for the reduction of the electricity price.

• Minimum wage growth at 450 euros

The Law for the Minimal Pagan is currently in the Constitutional Court. As a parliamentary group, we expect our application to be approved and immediately launched the ratification of the new law.

• Support for the Private Sector

For two years over one billion euros, which have been dedicated to investing in capital projects, have not been spent in Kosovo. As a result, we have fewer schools, fewer nurserys, less roads, less investments and less employment. As a parliamentary group, we will insist on regular interventions why spending is taking place. If the blocking of capital investments continues, we are contributing to the flight of citizens from the country. Now, the road is open!