Campaign time, Kurt promises: Child extensions in the next term will rise to 90 euros, for leholia up to 500 euros

At the table organised by the Ministry of Labour, Families and Values of the Liberation War on the International Family Day note, Kurti said over 400 thousand children have benefited from child supplements, while over 80 thousand mothers from additions to lehona, reports the report. Online Economy, broadcast Periscope.

“Politics for her family and welfare. So it would probably be the most accurate and shorter description of our governance in the International Family Day note, because that, that is, the family, has been treated, not as something divided and out of developmental context, but in the whole of sectoral policies and in a broad framework of decision making. To unlock this, let me mention some of the jobs, many of which are in different sectors, but all of them in the center have their families”.

For the first time in Kosovo, we have started with the application of additions from which over 400,000 children have benefited. When I left at 10 and 20 euros, he was ridiculed and ridiculed for such a policy. And today every family that meets the conditions receives additional 30 to 45 euros, depending on the number of children. At the same time, our pledge is that in the next mandate, which we target once more, additions for children double 60 to 90 euros”, he said.

This is where we started with the led additions, which have benefited more than 80 thousand mothers. As with children, we found them here zero. It started with 170 euros months, currently there are 325.9 euros, but with the aim of raising them to 500 euros per month”, he said.

Acting Minister of Labour, Family and Freedom War Values Andy Hoti said the family has always been the main pillar of social and national sustainability in Kosovo.

He said the preservation and empowerment of the family remains a national priority in the face of economic, social and demographic challenges.

“Family in Kosovo has always been the main pillar of our social and national sustainability. In challenging periods, our families have maintained humanity, care for each other and the values of solidarity. Today, in the face of economic, social and demographic challenges, family conservation and empowerment remain a national priority. Therefore, our institutions are committed to protecting the dignity of each family, to empower social well - being, to create equal opportunities for all, and to provide support for families in need, children, the elderly, disabled persons, and young people. So and as governance, even in this mandate, for the first time the family has been placed in the center of state politics through concrete and measurable measures that we have implemented”, he said.

Justice Minister Donika Grovalla said the family is the area where human security, solidarity and dignity are built, and therefore deserves continued institutional support.

“Family as the first area where security, solidarity, education and human dignity are built deserves constant institutional attention and support. The way a society cares for the family directly reflects the way it conceives of social justice, equality, and its future. When the family is protected, society is stronger. So state slogan starts with family. But when there is violence, fear, lack of economic well-being or lack of institutional support within the family, the consequences are reflected throughout society in the welfare of children, in the position of women and in the stability of the state itself. For this reason, empowering the family is a state priority. Institutions are obliged to build mechanisms that protect human dignity, empower the family and ensure that every woman, every child and every citizen lives free from violence, discrimination and uncertainty”, she said. /Periscope/