The ongoing concerns about potentially falsified electrical meters in Kosovo are now focusing scrutiny on the role of state institutions, notably the Ministry of Industry, Entrepreneurship and Trade (MINT). Visar Azemi, speaking on the “Përballje Podcast,” has leveled direct accusations against the state, asserting a critical lack of oversight and a concerning inaction. He contends that this issue has impacted a significant number of citizens.
Azemi argues that the primary accountability rests with the state’s control mechanisms, specifically the Metrology Agency within MINT. This agency is charged with the calibration and verification of measuring instruments. He believes the institution, along with the government and the ministry, has demonstrably failed in its duty to monitor the sector and safeguard the public.
The core of Azemi’s argument is that the responsible body, tasked with conducting these measurements, has not adequately fulfilled its obligations. This situation highlights a serious deficiency in the state’s response regarding this matter. The focus is now squarely on the state’s responsibility and the need for effective oversight to protect citizens.
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Azemi asserted that the responsibility for this situation rests with the government, and a thorough investigation into MINT’s involvement in the bribery scandal is essential.