The acting Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning, Fitore Pacolli, has confirmed that her ministry has formally submitted three case files to the Basic Prosecutor’s Office in Pristina. These submissions pertain to suspicions of illegal appropriation and the unauthorized alienation of public property. According to Minister Pacolli, the objective of submitting these files is to ensure a comprehensive review by the relevant authorities.
She stated that these cases necessitate a thorough investigation to ascertain whether any legal violations occurred during processes involving state-owned assets. Pacolli underscored that safeguarding public assets remains a paramount duty for all state institutions. She emphasized the critical role of the justice system in addressing any actions that potentially compromise the public interest.
The Minister stressed that the protection of property belonging to the state is not merely an administrative task but a fundamental obligation incumbent upon all governmental bodies. “Protecting public property is an obligation of the institutions and a responsibility to the citizens,” she stated. “No one can…” (The original statement trailed off, implying accountability).
The submission signals the ministry’s commitment to upholding legal standards regarding state assets. By involving the Basic Prosecutor’s Office, the department is ensuring that any allegations of misconduct concerning public resources are examined through the appropriate legal channels, thereby maintaining transparency and accountability in the management of property.
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