Janina Ymeri, an elected deputy representing the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), has publicly questioned the ongoing relicensing procedures involving the Energy Financing Team (EFT). In a recent statement shared via social media, Ymeri called for immediate clarification and a formal response from relevant institutions regarding the status of the company. Ymeri specifically raised questions concerning the continued operational status of the entity, which is reportedly associated with Serbian businessman Vuk Hamoviq, amid the review of its licensing status.
Her comments highlighted the perceived discrepancy between the company’s ongoing activities and the regulatory process underway. The deputy also referenced prior remarks made by Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti. According to Ymeri, Kurti had previously stated that EFT’s operations needed to conclude, noting that the continued involvement of the company was problematic.
Ymeri suggested that, despite official processes, the influence of the group remained significant within the political and economic landscape. Her remarks underscore a deepening political debate surrounding the oversight and future role of EFT within Kosovo. The focus remains on the transparency of the relicensing process and the degree to which the operations of the company align with current national governance directives.
Ymeri’s intervention signals continued political scrutiny over the entity’s market presence and institutional standing.
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