LDK MP Vjosa Osmani criticized the Kurti government over the European Commission’s assessments in its Progress Report on Kosovo.
Osmani said that comparing the current government with those in office from 2014 onward is not the right measure of its performance. She said the report is intended to compare the country’s results with those of the previous year.
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She said the document points to a lack of the progress that was needed and promised, or, as she put it, “propagandized progress.” Osmani added that the greatest concern is that Kosovo has made no progress in several areas fundamental to citizens’ lives.
Regarding the functioning of the judiciary in 2025, Osmani said no progress had been recorded. She noted that, even after six years of the government being in power, the European Commission continues to identify political influence in the justice system, which she described as a serious obstacle to the system’s impartiality.
Osmani said it is easier to declare war on the past than to build independent institutions in the present.
On the fight against corruption, she stressed that the report identifies a decline in decisions and convictions in high-level corruption cases, as well as the absence of an anti-corruption strategy. “Six years, and still no strategy,” Osmani said.
