Alliance MP Albana Bytyqi has addressed a message to Health Minister Arben Vitita through a letter placed before him in the Parliament, criticising the lack of medicines in public health institutions.

The letter said: You borrow money, you buy medicine. Arben Vitia is here.

Through this message, Bytyqi has addressed the condition of patients who because of the lack of drugs in public institutions are forced to buy them with their own money, even borrowing.

During her speech in the Parliament, the MP said it is unacceptable that in 2026 citizens be forced into debt to provide needed therapy.

In 2026 a Kosovo citizen is forced to borrow money to buy drugs that the state, through its health institutions, owes to him. In our country, we have patients who, due to the lack of these drugs in public health institutions, are forced to buy them with their own money, entering debt and financial obligations just to continue treatment, Bytyqi said.

She addressed Minister Vitita directly, stressing that lack of drugs is not just an administrative issue, but a problem that directly affects the life and treatment of patients.

So, Mr. Minister, we’re not just talking about an administrative problem here, but we’re talking about people’s lives, patients who need timely therapy, she said.

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