LDK deputy Hykmete Bajrami criticized the current government regarding its decision-making process, specifically highlighting the outstanding issue of compensating farmers damaged by blight. In a statement released on Wednesday, Bajrami commented on the government’s reliance on electronic meetings, noting that these sessions continue into the night. She wrote, “They are so busy that the government’s meetings are held electronically, even at night, with the Albanian language on the ground.”
Bajrami pointed out that while the current government is holding these electronic meetings and has confirmed transfers exceeding 5.6 million euros, concrete decisions regarding the division of assets and the budget appear to be proceeding rapidly.
However, she questioned the delay in providing compensation to farmers who have suffered losses due to the blight. “Why aren’t they making a decision to compensate the farmers? Those who work day,” she questioned, emphasizing the discrepancy between the administrative activity and the tangible support for the agricultural sector.
Her remarks suggest a perceived imbalance in the government’s priorities. The deputy’s criticism focuses on the gap between the visible administrative actions—such as the late-night electronic meetings and financial confirmations—and the lack of resolution for the plight of the affected farming community. Bajrami’s statement underscores a demand for immediate governmental action concerning agricultural restitution.
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