Bajrami urges Government to show citizens how much money Kosovo lost from the Development Plan

Bajrami urges Government to show citizens how much money Kosovo lost from the Development Plan

Bajrami urges Government to show citizens how much money Kosovo lost from the Development Plan

DThe Democratic League of Kosovo exclusive, Hykmete Bajrami, has called on the Kosovo government to make public the amount of means the country may have lost in the European Union’s Growth Plan due to failure to implement reforms within the set deadline.

Bajrami has said the Government may already have the European Commission’s report on assessing meeting reforms within the agenda of economic reforms, but that the same has not been made public, reports I did. tv

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I’ve raised the issue of potential loss of resources from the Development Plan. I believe that the government, although it’s making it public, has the European Commission report on the assessment of meeting reforms, under the agenda of economic reform. We have heard various statements, by Mr. Zulfay, even by Prime Minister Kurti, about potential losses, one says about 60m euros, the other says 40m euros. I request from the cabinet, to show citizens how much Kosovo has lost, since six out of 13 reforms have not been met, on the 30 June deadline. )

The LDK MP has also recalled the past ruling period, when Kosovo was in 960 days under European Union punitive measures.

Let’s not forget that the last mandate, for 960 days, has been under punitive measures by the European Community and there are hundreds of millions of euros in lost and extended projects, due to insufficient co-ordination with EU acts. ) /Klankosova. tv

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