Political parties have among their main promises the increase in salaries, but also support for the most vulnerable categories.
Kosovo is once again in the electoral campaign, for the fourth time this year.
Just as happened with the February elections, this time too the parties are seeking the trust of citizens for the early elections for the Assembly of Kosovo.
Political parties have among their main promises the increase in salaries, but also support for the most vulnerable categories.
The Vetëvendosje Movement promised further pension increases and support for categories emerging from the KLA war. Along with the increase in the minimum wage, Kurti promised a 13th salary for all civil servants at the beginning of next year.
He did not forget about investments in the military.
" In the mandate that awaits us, we will invest another 1 billion euros in modern military armaments and equipment so that anyone who thinks they can attack us will think twice, and when they think twice, they will abandon it altogether ," Kurti said.
The Democratic Party promised that salaries up to 400 euros would not be taxed, while there would also be relief for business and property taxes.
Hamza vows to complete infrastructure projects while advocating for Kosovo's membership in international organizations: " We will increase salaries and pensions. There will be a 50% salary increase above the current salary, for teachers, educators, police officers, firefighters, doctors, soldiers and all those who receive salaries through the Kosovo budget ."
The Democratic League of Kosovo has also foreseen in its program an increase in the coefficient to 150 euros for over 80 thousand employees in the public administration.
Abdixhiku said that every graduate in Kosovo will be guaranteed employment for the first 6 months with a state-subsidized salary of 500 euros per month: " 1000 euros salary for a teacher puts this noble category far, far ahead of other countries in the region. I address the Kosovo police, firefighters, Kosovo soldiers with full commitment that the basic salary for them under our government will be 900 euros per month . "
The electoral campaign in Kosovo will last until voting day, with 24 political entities with over 1,800 candidates competing for 120 seats in Parliament.
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