Analyst Imer Mushkolaj has criticised the draft budget presented by the Kosovo government, saying it does not reflect promises and pledges Prime Minister Albin Kurti has made during the election campaign.

On the Dabbat Plus TV show Dukaagjini, Mushkolaj has said that citizens should seek accounts for spending public money, especially on importing electricity, for which Kosovo has spent hundreds of millions of euros in recent years.

He has stressed that there must be answers to what happened with promises about the energy sector and other sectors.

Let us not forget energy, that for energy, not only this year, we are expected to spend hundreds of millions but also in recent years on imports. So we need days to figure out where our money is going. What has happened to energy sector promises, as has been done with promises and pledges for other sectors, Mushkolaj has declared.

According to him, the draft budget does not reflect the Government’s pledges for the next year or projections for the years 2028 and 2029.

Mushkolaj has estimated that during the election campaign Kurti has given big promises, which, according to him, are not included in budgetary planning.

He has also criticised Kurt’s way of governing, saying his executive work has focused mainly on two ministries.

If we look at the way it has been governed so far, I think Prime Minister Kurti has only run with two ministries, with Minister Iron Murati, that he has had to give money to the citizens. And he ruled with Jelal Svechla, with the idea of the north. In other sectors Albin Kurti has not governed, Mushkolaj has said.

Source Layer: Dukeagini