The Chairman of the Central Bank of Kosovo (CBK), Bashkim Nurboja, recently released detailed financial disclosures pertaining to the institution’s performance. The announcement highlighted the CBK’s significant role in supporting the national treasury and enhancing the stability of banking reserves within the country. According to the data presented for the year 2026, the CBK reported achieving a net income totaling 24 million euros.
Of this total income, a substantial portion—specifically 12 million euros—is slated for transfer directly to the state budget. The remaining balance will be designated for the bank’s general reserves, bolstering its operational capital. This transfer marks the third consecutive year that the CBK has contributed 12 million euros to the national budget.
Over the past three years combined, the total amount transferred to the state budget approaches 50 million euros. Nurboja confirmed the allocation structure, stating that the 24 million euros net income will see 12 million euros earmarked for the state budget, with the remainder allocated to the CBK’s reserves. This consistent financial contribution underscores the central bank’s commitment to fiscal stability and its ongoing role in strengthening the financial architecture of Kosovo.
The figures provide insight into the CBK’s financial health and its structured support mechanisms for the national economy.
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