The paper on its front page editorial writes that Kosovo’s Prime Minister, Isa Mustafa, should act immediately to stop the organized crime and corruption, especially in the business sector in Kosovo. The editorial notes that the business sector in Kosovo is “drowned” in corruption. “This has pushed several companies towards full bankruptcy, which in normal circumstances would have been developed and opened new jobs, so, they would have helped in strengthening the economy of Kosovo,” writes the paper. “The economic development and employment was never the goal of Kosovo’s politicians.” The paper calls on the current Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, to act and to combat corruption and organized crime in Kosovo businesses, in order to create equal space for any business in the free market. “This will also lead to opening new jobs and, thus, prevent the irregular migration of Kosovo people towards the European Union countries.”
Time to act, Prime Minister! (Kosova Sot)
- Published: 9 years ago on 23/02/2015
- By: eb
- Last Modified: February 23, 2015 @ 2:55 pm
- Filed Under: Opinions
- Tagged With: corruption, economy, Kosova Sot, Mustafa
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