Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Glauk Konjufca has pledged that the government will address all recommendations by opposition deputies regarding the findings of the European Commission’s Kosovo Report.
During parliamentary debate on this report, Konjufca said most recommendations require not only actions by the government, but also joint engagement of the position and opposition in the Assembly.
We vow to address all recommendations in the House. We have teams recording everything you said. Most recommendations require not only government measures, but I am seeing these require action even in the Assembly. Because only when working together with the majority and opposition with parliamentary groups and only when parties get together can we create an even better Progress Report in 2017, he said.
Commenting on the report’s findings, Konjufca recalled that the document covers the period from September 2025 to September 2026, during which Kosovo held two parliamentary elections and a local pair of elections. He stressed that the country for a long period was without fully functional institutions.
According to him, the European Commission has estimated that the Assembly has been operational only between mid-February and late April, while the Government has been in office for most of the reporting period.
Konjufca quoted the report, under which this situation limited governance efficiency and delayed structural reforms.
He also mentioned the impasses in the reform process, stressing that the work on the strategy and the Public Finance Law was hampered by political disputes, the ratification of the Development Plan was delayed until February 2026, while the package of laws on justice had not been adopted within a deadline due to the lack of a functional Assembly.
However, Konjufca estimated that the report’s overall mirror represents no decline in Kosovo’s preparation in any area, while stressing that progress has been noted in some areas.
The general wealth of the Report indicates that the preparation level had not declined in any area. In the fight against organised crime, the level of preparation is said to have been raised, while progress has been better assessed than last year in at least seven of the chapters, he said.
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