The EU calls the regret that Vetevendosje adopted the EC-funded 10 million project with its own logos

With Pec's Kurt cut tape, it said: “Nix works on the project for modernisation and improvement of the irrigation system in Radoniq-Dukagin”

“It's sorry...” The issue has been answered by the European Union Office in Kosovo, Nacional reports.

Ionna Lachana from the EU Office cited Vetevendosje's move as violating EU rules and obligations that follow by the Guide.

Guide says “EU fund recipients are obliged to make sure that the EU's collection is visible in the given context ... should demonstrate and explain how they secure the EU emblem position (...)”.

“( ... ) If there are other logos displayed in addition to that of the EU, this should at least be the same size in size as the largest one or other”.

In their response they note that in posting Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, he respected order and obligation.

But not even Vetevendosje, which, according to them, failed to stand the guides, so not showing the positive “contribution” that the EU makes “for the people of Kosovo”.

“In line with the EU's External Action Guide, EU funds beneficiaries are required to accept its origin and ensure the visibility of any financing received by the EU. The prime minister's office has maintained this obligation in press release and Facebook posting”, they said.

“However, it is sad to see that the ruling Vetevendosje party has dismissed any mention of EU financial contribution to its Facebook post, not citing the EU's positive contribution to the lives of the people of Kosovo.”, the EU Office added.

At this inauguration, the EU shows they have also had its own official.

Vetevendosje had done so before - the adoption of ownership of the project and the introduction of merits under its armpit.

A year ago, he removed the EU posters in a subvention call for efficient energy equipment.