The PDK assesses that the Kurti Government has not done anything of what it promised

The head of the PDK Parliamentary Group, Abelard Tahiri, has assessed the performance of the Kurti Government and the Prime Minister himself in the first 100 days with a negative grade.

He, as the initiator of the session for the 100-day anniversary of the Kurti Government, said that the promises of Albin Kurti while he was in the campaign should be taken as a basis, then those he revealed in his exposition as prime minister and finally the work he has done for these days.

"In order to have this debate, we will need to know how many of these initiatives have been implemented. This government has promised to build 160 nurseries, so it falls to a nursery every 9 days, and what we have seen so far is nothing. He promised to allocate 150 euros to families that have less than 5 thousand euros in annual income, but what happened during these 100 days, obviously not, so zero. The third is that he came to power that he will implement the issue of health insurance, but so far nothing has been done to ensure this. So you promised an economy that has more production, exports, more workers, and labor contracts. What happened during this time, about 60 thousand who were left without work during the pandemic were left without support. They promised depoliticization of institutions. These 100 days we have seen how this government has transformed into a powerful enterprise for family employment. They promised vetting and in these 100 days we saw nothing, you are stuck in a concept document", said Tahiri.