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Quarterly Budget Report
Republika e Kosovës Republika Kosova – Republic of Kosovo Qeveria - Vlada - Government Ministry e Financave / Ministarstvo za Finansija / Ministry of Finance Thesari /Trezor / Treasury QUARTERLY BUDGET REPORT 2012 Address: Government Building, floor 10 , St.”Nëna Terezë”- 10000 Prishtinë-Kosovë Telephone/Fax: +381 38 200 34 005/+381 38 212 362 www.mfe-rks.org 1 Statement of Receipts and Payments in cash for Government of Kosovo for period January - 31 March 2012 ...........................................................................................................................................3 Budget report for period January - 31 March 2012 .........................................................................4 Comparison of quarter Receipts of 2012 against first quarter of 2011 ..............................................5 Comparison of quarter Payments of 2012 against first quarter of 2011 ............................................6 Notes ......................................................................................................................................................7 Summary of important accounting policies .......................................................................................7 1.1 Basis of preparation ................................................................................................................7 1.2 Accounting Policies ................................................................................................................7 1.3 Reporting Entity .....................................................................................................................7 -
Government ANNUAL GOVERNMENT REPORT 2008 Prishtina, D
Republika e Kosovës Republika Kosovo-Republic of Kosovo Qeveria - Vlada - Government ANNUAL GOVERNMENT REPORT 2008 Prishtina, December 2008 1 Table of Contents: Executive Summary …………………………………………………………………………….3 Introduction ……………………………………………………………………………………..5 Office of the Prime Minister …………………………………………………………………..8 Regional and International Relations (MPJ) ……………………………………………...41 Finance and Economy …………………………………………………………………………55 Education ……………………………………………………………………………………….68 Energy and Mining ……………………………………………………………………………83 Labor and Social Welfare …………………………………………………………………...87 Health …………………………………………………………………………………………...99 Justice ………………………………………………………………………………………….107 Security and Order …………………………………………………………………………..116 Spatial Planning and Environment ……………………………………………….……….125 Trade and Industry ………………………………………………………………….……….131 Transport and Communication. ………………………………………………….………...150 Culture, Youth, Sports…………………………………………………….………………....157 Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development……………………………………..……165 Public Services…………………………………………………………………………….….182 Local Government……………………………………………………………………………205 Return………………………………………………………………………………………….215 Kosovo Security Force……………………………………………………………………….222 2 1. Executive Summary Kosovo Government Annual Report, the first report of the Government of the Republic of Kosovo, presents the main developments and achievements of Government of Kosovo as well as the comprehensive progress of the Kosovo society in 2008. Through this annual report, the Government of the Republic of Kosovo presents -
Government Annual Work Report for 2016
Republika e Kosovës Republika Kosova - Republic of Kosovo Qeveria –Vlada-Government Zyra e Kryeministrit - Ured Premijera - Office of the Prime Minister Government Annual Work Report for 2016 February, 2016 Prishtina 1 Table of contents Executive summary ..................................................................................................................................... 3 IMPLEMENTATION OF STRATEGIC PRIORITIES OF THE GOVERNMENT ................................ 7 - Sustainable Economic Development, Employment and Welfare.................................................. 7 - Rule of Law and Justice ................................................................................................................... 12 - European Agenda and foreign policy ............................................................................................. 13 - Education, Science, Culture, Sports and Youth Development .................................................... 14 - Modern healthcare ............................................................................................................................. 16 IMPLEMENTATION OF SECTOR PRIORITIES ................................................................................... 17 - OFFICE OF THE PRIME MINISTER ........................................................................................... 17 - MINISTRY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION............................................................................ 26 - MINISTRY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION ............................................. -
Interview with Rexhep Bunjaku
INTERVIEW WITH REXHEP BUNJAKU Pristina | Date: October 11, 2015 Duration: 90 minutes Present: 1. Rexhep Bunjaku (Speaker) 2. Lura Limani (Interviewer) 3. Rina Krasniqi (Interviewer/Camera) Transcription notation symbols of non-verbal communication: () - emotional communication {} - the speaker explains something using gestures Other transcription conventions: [] - addition to the text to facilitate comprehension Footnotes are editorial additions to provide information on localities, names, or expressions. Part One Rexhep Bunjaku: My origins are from the village of Bicaj, in the vicinity of Kaçanik. My father was the first to move in 1926, to Skopje. Once he ensured a room there, he brought along his brothers and parents. I was born in Skopje, in 1928, on June 10. My father lived together with his brothers, until they got married, later on they separated as brothers. [During my] childhood, until ‘41, I was in Skopje and [attended] elementary school there… back then elementary school had four grades, I finished them in Skopje. [For] high school, I registered in Velik ...it was called the Great Medresa. The medresa was more religious than secular, but with that schooling we had the opportunity to register in any faculty in Yugoslavia, because we had five more subjects than the real high school, [the] secular [ones]. In ‘41, I remained in the second grade, war was declared, the Second World War, the Bulgarians came. The Bulgarians closed down the school, I couldn’t continue because it was forbidden for Albanians [to go to school] alongside Bulgarians. No work, nor normal schooling until ‘44, when Skopje was bombarded. We moved away from the bombings from fear, because the bombing was very heavy bombing, very (inc.). -
Prishtina Insight Has Learnt
Opinion: Kosovo’s Successful Use of Violence September 2 - 15, 2011 Issue No. 70 www.prishtinainsight.com Price € 1 NEWS Missing EULEX and Kosovo Kosovo Police Close to Lobbyist “Violent Clash” under > page 2 Arrest in FEATURE Sacked Kosovo Eritrea Gallery Chief Kosovo’s flying Blames Politics independence lobbyist, James Berisha, is being held in prison in Eritrea, it emerged on Thursday afternoon, two weeks after he was reported missing. See Page 4 > page 12 - 13 Limaj Faces Grilling as INSIDE PRISHTINA Prishtina’s History Retraced Through Roads Get Tested ‘Lost’ Photos Former minister Fatmir Limaj is shortly to be interviewed by EULEX prosecutors for the first time in 15 months - while > page 18 his roads face a test of their own, Prishtina Insight has learnt. FEATURE Limaj issued these tenders The news comes as it emerged government - since EULEX police By Artan Mustafa based on a combination of the low- that EULEX prosecutors will inter- raided his home and office. Time Is Running est price and the best technical view Limaj on 20 September. Following the raids, Johannes he EU rule-of-law mission in offer. But questions are being EULEX spokesman Kai Mueller- van Vreeswijk, former chief pros- Out for Macedonia’s Kosovo, EULEX, is to asked about how the technical Berner told Prishtina Insight that ecutor of EULEX, said the mis- Temploy an international offers were graded. Limaj, 40, has been summoned to sion had uncovered evidence that Big Cat expert in road quality as part of a In a number of cases highlight- appear before a EULEX Prosecutor could result in Limaj and Nexhat probe into corruption at the ed by a Prishtina Insight investi- at the Special Prosecution of the Krasniqi, head of the procure- > page 15 Ministry of Transport. -
ANNUAL REPORT January 2011 - 31 December 2011
Republika e Kosovës Repubika Kosovo - Republic of Kosova Kuvendi-Skupština- Assembly Women Caucus WOMEN CAUCUS ANNUAL REPORT January 2011 - 31 December 2011 Contact information: Women Caucus of Kosovo Assembly III Floor, No. 319/A; Tel: 038 211 330 Web:assembly-kosova.org Email: [email protected] January 2012 Republika e Kosovës Repubika Kosovo - Republic of Kosova Kuvendi-Skupština- Assembly Women Caucus WOMEN CAUCUS ANNUAL REPORT January 2011 - 31 December 2011 Contact information: Women Caucus of Kosovo Assembly III Floor, No. 319/A; Tel: 038 211 330 Web:assembly-kosova.org Email: [email protected] January 2012 WOMEN CAUCUS ANNUAL REPORT January 2011 - 31 December 2011 Drafted by the Women Caucus Office: Sebahate Grajçevci – CBF, Women’s Caucus Advisor Arjeta Rexhepi – Women’s Caucus Assistant Women Caucus Women Caucus - WC Women’s Caucus Board 1. Teuta Sahatçija (LDK) - Chairwoman 2. Flora Brovina (PDK) - member 3. Donika Kadaj-Bujupi (AAK) - member 4. Alma Lama (VV) - member 5. Suzana Novoberdaliu (KKR) - member 6. Myfera Sinik (Grupi 6+) - member 7. Jelena Bontić (SLS) – member Women Members of the Assembly of Republic of Kosovo 1. Afërdita Berisha-Shaqiri 2. Albana Fetoshi 3. Albana Gashi 4. Albulena Haxhiu 5. Alma Lama 6. Aurora Bakalli 7. Biserka Kostić 8. Blerta Deliu-Kodra 9. Donika Kadaj-Bujupi 10. Duda Balje 11. Emilija Rexhepi 12. Flora Brovina 13. Ganimete Musliu 14. Hasime Krasniqi 15. Hykmete Bajrami 16. Jasmina Zivković 17. Jelena Botnik 18. Justina Pula 19. Kimete Bytyqi 20. Kimete Bajraktari 21. Lirije Kajtazi 22. Lumnije Morina 23. Myfera Srbica-Sinik 24. Myzejene Selmani 25. -
Culture, Youth and Sport of Republic of Kosovo
NEWSLETTER NOV/DEC 2013 Bi-monthly newsletter of Ministry of Culture, Kosovo’sKosovo’s Youth and Sport of Republic of Kosovo. No. 12. Year II. Culture,Culture, YouthYouth andand SportSport Bi-monthly newsletter of Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport of Republic of Kosovo. No. 12. Year II. NOV/DEC 2013 NEWSLETTER Kosovo - Albania joint initia- 2'4#1',2&#L'#*"-$!3*230#," !3*230*�'2%# 13 b)#!.c&-03+ #.--1-4- 22#50"1%'4#,2-(3"-)1 )'*()-4,"'120'01,'/' Sportsmen $#-,.V 10 0-3,"TRR+-07-3,% ..#02'L'#"',2&#L'#*" -$#,20.. 8 nternationalisation of sports, in particu- lar football, cooperation in development Iof sports medicine, school sports and -2�(-',2!2'4'2'#1',2&#L'#*"-$1.-021 and youth were topics of discussion in the &0,!.- meeting of the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Memli Krasniqi with the Min- nationalisation and devel- ister of Sports and Youth of France, Valerie Fourneyron in Paris. .-1-4. $.W Bi-monthly newsletter of Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport of Republic of Kosovo. No. 12. Year II. NOV/DEC 2013 NEWSLETTER Mirusha Waterfalls, Klina 2 No. 12. Year II. Bi-monthly newsletter of Ministry of Culture, NEWSLETTER NOV/DEC 2013 Youth and Sport of Republic of Kosovo. No. 12. Year II. No. 12. Year II. 3 Bi-monthly newsletter of Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport of Republic of Kosovo. No. 12. Year II. NOV/DEC 2013 NEWSLETTER Minister Krasniqi at the International “Peace and Sport” Forum: Open the Doors to Kosovo Sportsmen Continued from Front Page of the many examples, whereby He said that politics should He was a panel member along Kosovo sportsmen as a result of maintain connections to sports, with the Minister of Sports of Geor- isolation were playing in many but should not be allowed to gia, Levan Kipiani, Ambassador for different teams in the world, to an interfere.