At the graduation ceremony for the 63rd cohort of new police officers, acting Interior Minister Xhelal Sveçla told officers they would not be left to carry out their duties alone. He pledged that the government would continue to provide the support, working conditions and opportunities they need.
Sveçla’s remarks come as Kosovo Police faces a shortage of uniforms for its officers.
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According to Sveçla, the Kosovo Police budget has risen from €109 million to €173 million, an increase of approximately 60 percent. He said a total of €732 million had been allocated to and spent on the institution over the past five years.
Speaking about supplies, Sveçla stressed that administrative and procurement procedures would not stand in the way of the government’s commitment or the development of Kosovo Police.
The acting minister called on police supervisors and management to ensure that government support translates into more efficient work by officers. He described their success in serving citizens as a shared responsibility and goal.
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