Murat is responding to Hoti: Pandem as Prime Minister spent 70m euros- profits business owners

Finance, Labour and Transfers Minister Hekuran Murati has reacted to Democratic League of Kosovo deputy (LDK), Avdullah Hoti, who on Sunday through a Facebook post, has said companies that have had contracts with the state are damaged by 8.5m euros due to inflation. According to Hoti, this has not happened to other social categories.

But Hoti's claim, Iron Murati, has been named as “propagand of LDK”, adding that the report referring to Hoti shows that average wages during 2023 have been 17 percent, adding that 4 percent have increased in Hot's mandate.

“The LDK continues propaganda in hopes that if they repeat it enough, maybe someone starts and believes it. This time, Avdullah Hoti has spoken falsely about the 2023 budget. The same report that Avdullahu is referring to shows that the budgetary category in the public sector in 2023 has increased to 114m euros compared to the previous year, or 17% average annual growth. When Avdullahu was minister of finance, his salaries had increased by only 4% in the entire mandate, or 15 euros for most public servants”, Murati wrote.

It has also written about other issues related to the cataogrin that receive social assistance, veterans, and other categories.

Murati also told Hoti that during the pandemic he spent 70 million for business owners.

The same report that Avdullah is referring to indicates that for pensioners and children in 2023 The government Kurti has allocated an additional 70m euros, up from 100 euros each. Social assistance families, on the other hand, have for the first time relied on the purchase of wood for heating 5m euros. When Avdullah was Prime Minister in 2020, 70m euros had been spent on behalf of support in the pandemic, but that money had not gone for pensioners, children, or even workers. The profits of those 70 million were the owners of businesses, and among them were those who had the biggest winnings of supermarkets in the pandemic. The propaganda does not exceed”, the minister of finance has declared.