Young men's escape, Gerjaliu reacts to Bislim: That touches Kosovo mother's soul

Economic recognition has sharply criticised Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi, who said Wednesday that young people are not leaving the country, but grandmothers who go to their grandchildren in the West, saying this is a blow to parents who send their children to Western countries.

 

 

 

The former head of the Kosovo Economic Ode, Safet Gerjaliu, says of Online Economy, that this declaration should not be delivered by anyone, leaving it to deputy prime minister, who is also professor and academic.

Kosovo is facing numerous challenges, lack of political stability, lack of a vision towards the future, and all these statements coming from institutional leaders, for a uncertainty about war and conflict, are definitely increasing in Kosovo, not stress, but more anxiety. Definitely the statement I have heard yesterday by the deputy prime minister, I would be happier not to have heard at all, when I know the academic level of the deputy prime minister, but such a statement should be analysed in certain dimensions, not in the economics, not just in the social aspect it is supposed to be analyzed in an emotional way, because it's really a serious blow of our parents who their own children follow the stone path in the absence of a perspective of the future to the end”, Gerjalu said.

According to him, they should even stop making fun of the State, especially when statements like this of Bislem come from high state institutions.

 

 

So I believe that it's time we don't have to make fun of the state, we have to work more about the state than we can talk about the state, and if this flight that has engulfed Kosovo is turned into a mood and in the dark is the stamp of the lack of vision and destruction of the state called Republic of Kosovo, and when such statements come from the state-highst institutions, it gives an extra amount or gives a very bitter weight to all of this that has engulfed Kosovo, because if it is the same as Bislim, why Kosovo imports of labour, why today the private sector faces these challenges, why today the schools in Kosovo are shut down, why the arguments or arguments that are not known to Kosovo's deputy prime minister, the quoted by the deputy prime minister.

Former OEK chairman says the best argument of all that has engulfed Kosovo is a silent exit.

“It seems that going quietly is not a challenge for local institutions because they require or for these is a massive escape, every day you see we have thousands of tickets sold, with thousands of travelers travelling and leaving Kosovo. It is true that some of them return, but they all go with the sole purpose of the first visit to identify an opportunity for employment, liberalisation of the possibilities or communication regulations in developed European countries, is it not a risk that Kosovo is facing the same time until citizens go to Kosovo, the private sector capital goes away because there is no dialogue, there is no support initiative, and the very fact that everything has been politicised and all alone we talk about politics<>, Gerjali stressed, adding that if it wasn't for Serbia to be the problem, then what would be dealt with it.

“Land the question if the current government would not have Serbia's problem or dialogue with Serbia with what it would have taken. Not to be this challenge, so it's a sad reality, but I believe this citizen sees it, but it touches the spirit of the Kosovo mother, which means it's very likely that these children are born with the pre-trial to be a pillar of Western economic development, not of the mother state of the Republic of Kosovo, and in that direction it carries Kosovo politicians with ignorance to harm the state and citizens of Kosovo<1>, the former head of the OEK stated.

During Wednesday day, Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislim said the country is not leaving young people, but grandmothers and grandparents, who are visiting their sons and grandchildren.