The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, said that the health situation in Kosovo is so serious that it is not enough for the Ministry of Health to deal with it.
Kurti made this statement during a media conference after the Government meeting on Wednesday, when he was asked about the formation of the executive commission for health and its direction by the Prime Minister himself.
"I will not be the minister of health, the minister is Rifat Latifi, but the health situation is so serious that the ministry alone will not be able to deal with it", said Kurti, adding that he is also the leader of several committees of other similar ones.
Kurti also said that he asked each minister to bring the five main achievements for a year and a half in the next week, as on October 22, according to him, it will be a year and a half since the "Kurti II" Government was elected ".
He also said that several main problems in health have been identified, while with special emphasis he mentioned the communication, as he called it defective, between the Ministry of Health and the Clinical University Hospital Service of Kosovo (SHSKUK) and the five chambers of health workers .
Kurti also spoke about Elektrosever, and about the reports that in the two agreements there was an attempt to intervene and remove the term Republic of Kosovo and put a footnote.
"The agreements are made within the framework of the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Kosovo. They are acceptable to us. I don't know what changes anyone is trying to make. The agreement for the implementation of the guide is a fixed text, which has already been distributed and cannot be changed. We will not make other agreements", said Kurti.
