Rozeta Hajdari, who held the position of Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade in the previous government, has said that she is happy that her colleague Mimoza Kusari-Lila will be the minister of this department in the new government.
Asked why she was not re-elected to this position, Hajdari replied that it is not necessarily the same as always being there and that it was a joint decision between her and Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
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Letter to the Reader — Why We're Asking for Your Support Contribute"I wish the new government much success. I am more than happy that my colleague Mimoza Kusari-Lila has the position of Minister of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade. It is not necessarily one thing, there always needs to be some kind of beautiful combination. It is a very good combination. It is a joint decision with Kurti," said Hajdari after the end of the session where the Kurti 3 Government was voted on.
Arbërie Nagavci was not proposed for the position of Minister of Education in the new government either. She briefly told the media that after the February 9 elections, she discussed her commitment to other positions with Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
"After the February 9 elections, we have been discussing other positions with Prime Minister Kurti. Above all, I will be an MP and then we will soon look at other issues and specific commitments," said Nagavci after the end of the session where the new government was voted on.
