371 candidates in competition for 34 prosecutor positions, 10 seats for Serb community

Kosovo Prosecutorial Council ( The KKP has held the qualifying test for 371 candidates that have applied in the process of recruiting 34 new state prosecutors.

According to the KKP’s announcement, of candidates undergoing the test, 174 were women and 197 men. Out of 34 announced positions, 10 are reserved for members of the Serb community, while new prosecutors are expected to be appointed to Kosovo’s basic prosecutors.

The testing has been conducted at the Kosovo Academy for Public Security facilities in Vushtrri.

The KKP has indicated that the process of drafting and managing the test has been implemented in line with the principles of transparency, integrity and equal treatment of candidates.

According to the Council, the test questions are drawn up on test day, in the presence of local and international observers and monitors. The process has been overseen by Arrian Gashi, chairman of the Commission for Recruiting State Prosecutors, along with other commission members.

The screening has also been forwarded by representatives of local and international partners, including the European Union’s Mission for Rule of Law ( EULEX, the OSCE and AVONET.

With the completion of the qualifying test, the recruiting process will continue with other phases, the written test and interviewing candidates respectively.

The KKP has stressed that it remains committed to the entire process to develop on the basis of merit, professionalism, transparency and impartiality, in line with legislation in force.

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/Gazeta Sinjali/

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