The Chairman of the PDK, Kadri Veseli, today in marking the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Kosovo Police, said that "order and security in Kosovo are at the highest levels, thanks to the dedication of the men and women who wear the uniform of the Kosovo Police ", therefore according to him, the Police needs greater support from the state.
Veseli, as announced in the press release, added that the Kosovo Police and Army are the most professional and uncorrupted institutions in the region.
He added that the Kosovo Police must be uncompromising towards crime, corruption, nepotism, since, as Veseli said, fighting these phenomena opens the country's perspective for economic development and better welfare for the citizens of Kosovo.
"By fighting these phenomena, we open the country's perspective for Euro-Atlantic integration and we don't need to beg anyone to liberalize our visas, but we liberalize them ourselves, because we develop our country, under the rule of law, and then also our partners ours will be more respectful towards us as a state identity and as a new nation in the European Union", said Veseli.
Veseli, as the official statement further announces, promised that more will be done in support of the police, the army and all security institutions, in improving working conditions, but also raising salaries.
"We will do more to support the Police and the Kosovo Army, whether it's their life safety, whether it's the improvement of working conditions for policemen, but also in raising salaries, because freedom and security are the essence of a state , but when there is well-being and economic development, then it has even greater meaning", said Veseli.
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