Kosovo Telecom Board Director Resigns
Fidel Krasniqi, Director of the Kosovo Telecom Board, announced he was resigning from his post as a “moral obligation” towards his colleagues.
He said that the unprofessional approach of the majority of the members of the board led him to the decision to step down.
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“The most humane act the Telecom Board could do now is to irrevocably resign. Don’t ruin 2,300 or 2,600 families,” Krasniqi wrote in a Facebook post.
Kosovo’s Minister of Economic Development, Valdrin Lluka, yesterday warned that he would dismiss the Kosovo Telecom Board if it fails to address allegations of nepotism in the recruitment process.
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Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, asked to comment on media reports that people close to his Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) party are being employed in public enterprises, responded by saying that the party he leads does not even make one percent of people employed in public companies.
Recently the media have been reporting of an increasing number of cases where people close to ruling political parties are getting employed in public companies, and the Kosovo Telecom, in particular.
