Acting Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati, has said that if MPs do not ratify international agreements in today's session, then over 200 million euros will be irretrievably lost, of which 88 million euros from the European Union's growth plan.
"If the Parliament fails to ratify international agreements today, then over 200 million euros will be irretrievably lost: 88 million from the EU growth plan, and over 120 million euros from the three agreements with the World Bank. 80 votes are needed to ratify international agreements," Murati wrote on Facebook.
The session, which is also scheduled to review international agreements, is scheduled for 11:00.
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