The government today approved the Draft Law on the Management of Water Resources, announced Fitore Pacolli, the minister of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure. According to her, the initiative aims to improve the management of water resources and ensure more effective protection of the country’s waters.

Pacolli said that the draft law envisages the establishment of a Water Agency, as well as the advancement and harmonization of the legal framework for water resource management with European Union legislation.

Another innovation, according to the minister, is the establishment of the administrative structure of the Water Guards. They will directly carry out tasks related to the protection of water resources. Pacolli described the approval of the draft law as an important step toward more sustainable management and the protection of waters, which she described as one of the country’s most important assets.

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MP Fitore Pacolli has spoken out in defense of Kosovo’s water resources, sharing footage of the demolition of a structure built near a body of water.

She said that water is an essential asset and that its preservation must be a priority.

“We will not tolerate degradation and irresponsible construction along lakes and water sources,” Pacolli wrote.

According to the MP, Kosovo is facing a shortage of water resources, while climate change is increasing uncertainty about their future.

Pacolli stressed that caring for water is the responsibility of citizens, institutions and the entire nation.

“What we have today must be carefully protected so that we can leave it to future generations as well. Water is life, and we will preserve it as a national asset,” she wrote.

She attached a video to her post showing an excavator demolishing a structure near a body of water.

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