AAK Deputy Burim Ramadani has commented on the public enterprise, Trainko’s, contract concerning the renovation of trains in Serbia. According to Ramadani, the authority awarded this specific contract to Serbia in 2024. He highlighted the timing of this development, noting that the awarding occurred only a few months after the paramilitary incident in Banjska in September 2023.
Ramadani stated that, in his view, this arrangement meant that funds belonging to the people of Kosovo were directed to Serbia. In addition to the contract issue, Ramadani addressed internal personnel matters, criticizing the dismissal of an internal worker who had made public statements regarding the situation. He contrasted the dismissal with what he characterized as the severity of the contract allocation.
The core of Ramadani’s critique centers on the perceived expediency and destination of the funds. He questioned the process by which the contract was granted to Serbia so soon after the unrest in Banjska. The statements raise questions regarding the allocation of public resources and the transparency of the decision-making process surrounding major infrastructure agreements.
The comments from Ramadani suggest a significant public debate regarding fiscal oversight and the management of national assets following recent security incidents.
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