AKP has sold a ha land for 2.5 euros

AKP has sold a ha land for 2.5 euros

Privatization Agency of Kosovo (AKP) has sold no less than 20 hectares of land for only 5 thousand euros, in the wake of 13 Liquidation. Based on a calculation shows that for a square meter of land purchaser has paid only two cents, marking the lowest price of the land since the beginning of the privatization process so far.

 The buyer of this property, Selman Sopa from Kaçanik , told Zëri that when taking part in the tender has complied with all the requirements that are set by the Privatization Agency of Kosovo (AKP).

He said that the area of ​​land that has already privatized is not appropriate for business, neither to work, but he says it has bought only because nearby there was a considerable area of land that has inherited .

Sopa means that all waves of the property revealed there was no one interested.

But, on the other hand, reliable sources Zëri within AKP suggest that the property in question, through waves of liquidation, is sometimes cast in the tender, the same property but there was never any interested investor.

However, against the privatization of this property with 2.5 euros for ha, said chairman of the board against the AKP Blerim Rexha, who on Thursday resigned from the position he has held for less than 100 days.

Rexha statement, in a telecast that "my friends told me that they better come to you to resign rather than saw" upset quite representatives of political parties in the country.

Oil market does not change

Oil market does not change

It seems that for a while the oil market will remain as it is. There will not be any change of the quality of those who import "the black gold" in Kosovo. All this after lawmakers failed Thursday to find a better solution to this issue. Draft-law for oil and market petroleum products in Kosovo, returned for consideration in parliamentary committees after a fierce debate in the Assembly.

The position was criticized for trying to smuggle this bill, which, according to members of the opposition parties are favoring certain companies for trading with derivatives. But it was not just the opposition criticized the bill, it also drew criticism from the chairman of the Assembly, Jakup Krasniqi, who considers it as a law that creates monopoly and is against the Constitution of Kosovo, writes "Tribuna".

The most strong in their response, and those whom also opposed the motion, were the Parliamentary Group of the Democratic League of Kosovo(LDK). By not proceeding the motion at the vote process at all, LDK left the session.