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Kurti, who was in opposition, stated that failure to invest in “Trepce” is a crime.

He even understood the unproductiveness of miners at the time, reasoning that they have no conditions.

“We can't have miners with proper productivity in these conditions like this, medieval. Investing in “,”, he said.

Kurt had made these statements during a visit at the end of January 2021.

But it seems that his statements and support of miners would last only until he came to power.

Today, as he shared news that 4m euros have been earmarked for the company, he stinged miners that they are not working enough.

“There seem to be a lot of workers on earth for the few earthen peaks”, Kurti said.

What did Kurt promise for Trepca over the years?

A few months after coming to the helm of government, Kurt had promised major investments in the company that used to have a reputation not only in Kosovo.

In the next two years, we will allocate at least 70m euros for investments to “Trepce” for 2022 and 2023. With our project, we have placed Kurti at the centre of future economic development “Trepen” ”” said on October 20, 2021.

But, the promised investments for “Three” have not yet become reality. So far, the government that Albin Kurti heads has not allocated more than 15m euros to the public company. Most of the money allocated has gone to pay.

On February of this year, Economy Minister Artane Rizvanolli announced that the central executive made a decision on a loan for “Three” in many of the 20m euros.

But even this loan, until now, has not been realised.

Deputy Economy Minister Getoar Doctor said the government will not leave the company badly, promising that the loan procedure to “Three” is towards finalisation.

It's on the verge of finalising, state money goes through the Ministry of Finance, it's a political commitment to both our government and the Vetevendosje Movement, we're not going to leave “Trepca” bad, but we have to make sure the money goes where it needs to be” The doctor said.

The ongoing economic giant, which several years, has faced a lack of state investments. Old machines have contributed to a decline in production by about 50 percent.

Machine supervisors at Stan Targu's mine said that currently some machines are out of place due to lack of spare equipment. Meanwhile, Government managements were called on to invest in purchasing new equipment and machinery. /Periscope