Last minute with propaganda statements: There are four countries with positive economic growth, including Kosovo

MP from the Vetevendosje Movement ranks, Armend Muja has denied the opposition's accusations that in Kosovo there will be no high growth in economic development.

According to Muja, economic growth in Kosovo will be 4 per cent to 5 per cent, until it adds that this has come after the government's actions for economic growth.

There are several countries, three, four countries that have positive economic growth, and Kosovo is among them. There are some actions mainly that the Government has made that have helped us with economic growth, that otherwise we would have small growth, as there are the region, the exception of the former Montenegro and Kosovo that are behind solid economic growth. Also due to the formalisation of the economy and government actions, the World Bank report shows that Kosovo is behind the increase in government spending, which has come due to good tax collection according to the World Bank and MEF”, Muja told Online Economy.

As for the World Bank report, Muja says she is positive for Kosovo, calculates the fact that the significant period behind Europe, including the energy crisis.

Kosovo has after economic growth, it has come because of its back EU demand, and economic growth in Eurostat countries has been 3-4 per cent in Kosovo may have been 4 per cent to 5 per cent, but now calculate Eurostat or the Eurozone may have a 1 per cent increase. Meanwhile, Kosovo has a 4 per cent increase, as the report says, I think it is positive I think it is good, because there is a very significant period in Europe following the asymmetric shock that has come because of oil, energy crisis, crisis after crisis, but I suddenly believe it is a positive development of Kosovo that our economy has been through with little difficulty but it has overcome these major crises that are in front of Kosovo, and I believe the government has made an extraordinary contribution to this management, otherwise it would be difficult to”, Muja says.