The chairman of AKR, Behgjet Pacolli, said that the Government of Kosovo should open vaccination centers in each neighborhood and with mobile teams.

Through a Facebook post, Pacolli says that the Government should also engage that part of health professionals who, according to him, today bring to the streets unemployed.

“The Government of Kosovo should open vaccination centers in every neighborhood and with mobile teams, engaging that part of health professionals who today bring to the streets unemployed. “Vaccination is more than important today and saves lives,” he wrote

Pacolli also expressed his condolences to the families who lost their loved ones to COVID-19.

“The most sincere condolences to the families who have lost loved ones from Covid, this invisible enemy. “The big wave of Covid that has included Kosovo and is taking the lives of our loved ones, must be treated seriously by all”, said Pacolli. / Voice

Vetëvendosje MP Fitore Pacolli in an interview for Ekonomia Online, said that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Donika Gërvalla should not be fired.

Pacolli did not want to comment on Gërvalla’s statement from years ago that she submitted evidence to the Special Court, suggesting that she be asked about this issue herself.

But according to Pacolli, chief diplomat Gërvalla is doing her job with dedication.

“Minister Gërvalla has clarified and you can ask her for details. “I have nothing to add here, but it should not be fired.”

“Minister Gërvalla is doing her job. You can ask her about her statements, not me. “

She also spoke about the work plan of the Government, for which she said that she will soon go to the Assembly for discussion.

“Now we have information from the Government that during this week a plan will be discussed in the Government of Kosovo and will soon come to the Assembly of Kosovo.”

“We as a committee have started to work on the work plan and the moment we get the legislative agenda and the governing plan we will introduce other issues as well.”

The President of the New Kosovo Alliance (AKR), at the same time a Member of Parliament, Behgjet Pacolli has congratulated Albin Kurti on coming to the helm of the Government.

He says that the Kurti Government has many challenges ahead but that he emphasizes that everyone will support him to do a good job.

“After the dignified handover of the task by the previous government and the beginning of the work of the new government, I congratulate the newly elected Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Mr. Albin Kurti and his governing cabinet. I wish all the best in their duty in the service of all citizens of the Republic of Kosovo. With full confidence that Mr. Kurti’s government is based on the state, pluralism and democracy that ensures the continuation of our pro-Western orientation. This government has many challenges ahead, from the pandemic, the economic recession, education, foreign policy and the need to undertake the necessary reforms that provide investment to come to Kosovo and create new jobs. “We will all support the government when it does a good job and we will play a dynamic role in all areas outside the Assembly, but also by the opposition, by the Assembly,” Pacolli wrote.

He further wrote that “We hope that this place will become better than it is. I will give my personal contribution in this direction, always at the service of the citizens of the Republic of Kosovo “.

The Deputy Mayor of Prishtina, Selim Pacolli, has returned the topic of the tax that will be imposed at the entrance of Prishtina.

Pacolli said that the idea belonged to the entity that governs Prishtina, but that he does not see it as a sustainable solution.

“In my political concept, the tax is not a solution, but it was the idea of ​​the political entity that governs today with the Municipality of Prishtina, and it is foreseen that at every entrance of the city there will be a garage or auto parking, where vehicles would be parked which “There are many who enter the center and from there to organize public transport”, he said.

Pacolli said that with the ticket that would be paid, the parking lot would be used for the (urban) bus everywhere in Prishtina.

But according to him, this takes a lot of time and analysis and for this, in the current mandate can not be realized.

“My concept has been to build over 20 thousand parking spaces inside the capital. This would offer solutions to the residents of the capital and those who visit the city. “A large part of the congestion is created due to the drivers who move around to find parking”, said among others Pacolli,

“Muharrem Sfarqa said that you do not need to be there because we have agreed with AKR like this.”

The chairman of the New Kosovo Alliance party, Behgjet Pacolli, has asked the Central Election Commission to recount some of the ballot boxes as he suspects that manipulations were made during the counting process.

In Klan Kosova, he accused the chairman of the branch of the Democratic League of Kosovo in Ferizaj, Muharrem Sfarqa, of not allowing observers from the New Kosovo Alliance to be present during the vote count.

“We have been on the list of the Democratic League of Kosovo and we have had a friendly campaign without any problems. I believe that we will solve the problem only if the CEC decides to re-count some or more boxes “.

“This is because there have been irresponsible commissions which during the counting of votes for candidates have made stupid mistakes with or without intention, canceling many votes for AKR and unifying it with someone else.”

Pacolli emphasized that there is evidence of such a thing from the people who have stated that they voted and that those votes do not appear.

“We have had few observers and they have been deprived of being close to the vote count. “They have been deprived of LDK people.”

“The chairman of the LDK branch in Ferizaj told us that he did not allow our observers at 20:00 to enter, telling them that we had talked to AKR and agreed that you would not be here.”

“Muharrem Sfarqa said that you do not need to be there because we have agreed with AKR like this.”