Energy expert Adorim Haxhimusa has criticised the way the energy sector in Kosovo is managed, saying that the lack of institutional and human capacities is unable to analyse and plan proper decisions in this sector.

Speaking in Debat Plus, Haxhimusa has said Kosovo citizens have consistently shown understanding of the state, even in cases where they face power cuts, but according to him, this patience is being misused by politicians.

Kosovo’s people are very patient, they understand their state. That’s why he’s willing to turn his power off. And that is precisely what Kosovo politicians abuse most. That they know Kosovo citizens have shed blood and endure the state, sacrifice it, he has declared.

Haxhimusa has said that politicians do not expect to seek sacrifice from citizens, but to offer accountability and transparency to decisions they make, especially when it comes to buying high-priced electricity.

It really hurts me when they say about politicians it takes sacrifice. A politician does not expect sacrifice. I expect from him to come and say: We’re buying electricity at higher prices, we’ve had ten options, risks, goods, we’ve all analyzed. This is the template we’ve used for the equivalent of these options and this is the best possible option, Haxhimusa said.

He has estimated that institutions are failing to develop such tests due to lack of institutional, human and infrastructure capacities.

This is not because we don’t have institutional and human capacities, infrastructure to develop such tests. That’s why we’re where we are, and after four years the same subject we’ll discuss, he added.

Source Layer: Dukeagini