KOsova has lost 43.8m euros in the European Union’s Growth Plan after failing to meet six of the first 13 reform steps.

Analyst Melazim Koci has been talking about the issue, on the show “Omer Seven,” in Klan Kosova.

Koci has raised questions about the reasons that have led to the failure to implement six reforms, questioning whether this has happened due to the government’s lack of institutions or negligence.

He has said institutional blockades in the country cannot be denied, but according to him, this does not fully explain the failure to meet reforms.

We’ve had institutional blockades, that can’t be denied, but I don’t think it’s the whole truth. Because I repeat, if there have been seven steps or reforms, why aren’t the other six? Koci declared.

He has also warned that Kosovo risks losing another 131m euros unless 22 more reform steps are made by 31 December.

This has been warned by the national co-ordinator for the Growth Plan, lives Zulfaj, who has said that by December 31st, Kosovo must meet another 22 steps, of which the 131.5m euros for Kosovo depend on.

Now we have 22 steps in front of us worth 131.5m euros, which expires on December 31st. So, there are 59 days left, 10 acts must be passed in this country, the innovation and entrepreneurial bill is already in the Assembly, while others Government will bring in for approval, Zulfay said on Monday at the Commission for European Integration, Klankosova reports. tv