Behgjet Pacolli, being the Minister of Foreign Affairs, with his action of non-participation has also violated the work regulations of the Assembly, which obliges him to be a participant in the interpellations called by the Assembly.
In addition, ministers are obliged, according to the same regulation, to participate in parliamentary committees.
His appearance at the Committee for Foreign Affairs was assessed as scandalous by Vetëvendosje MP, Fitore Pacolli.
These actions of the head of Kosovo's diplomacy have been described as sexist and racist, while he elaborated on how Serbia defeated Kosovo in Interpol.
"Minister Pacolli, while elaborating the actions taken by Serbia to block Kosovo's membership in Interpol, deviated into unacceptable and inadequate language that a representative of the state of Kosovo should use in his official address. The Kosovo Women's Network addresses Minister Pacolli with the request to provide serious clarifications and responsibility for the failure of Kosovo's membership in this organization, expressing indignation at his sexist and racist statements, which are not in accordance with the values of democracy the state of Kosovo", says a response from the Kosovo Women's Network.
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Pacolli's actions during the report to the Assembly are considered sexist and racist
Otherwise, not infrequently, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been involved in scandals and fierce debates about recognition.
When KTV, in November, reported that the Solomon Islands have withdrawn recognition for citizenship, such a thing was not accepted by the Foreign Ministry, and the accusations were serious, calling the news a pro-Serbian propaganda.
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KMDLNJ demands the dismissal of Pacolli for racist insults and sexist language
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All that was said today about (de)recognition of Kosovo
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Pacolli ignores the Assembly, by letter he asks the MPs for suggestions for INTERPOL
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Pacolli ignores the Assembly, by letter he asks the MPs for suggestions for INTERPOL