The acting Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning, Fitore Pacolli, has announced the termination of employment contracts for nine officials employed across institutions operating under the ministry’s purview. According to statements released by Minister Pacolli, the workforce reductions are distributed between two key agencies. Seven of the affected personnel are affiliated with the Kosovo Environmental Protection Agency, while the remaining two individuals are employed by the Kosovo Cadastral Agency.
Minister Pacolli specified that the two employees from the Cadastral Agency are members of the Serb community and are noted to be former members of the “Civil Protection” unit. She clarified that the official basis for these employment terminations rests on two primary grounds: documented instances of continuous absence from the workplace, and recommendations issued by the National Audit Office. These measures represent a restructuring effort within the ministry’s operational capacity.
The termination of contracts affects a total of nine positions across the departments. The stated rationale emphasizes adherence to institutional accountability and operational efficiency, citing procedural non-compliance and audit findings as the basis for the decisive actions taken by the ministry leadership. The adjustments aim to align staffing levels with current administrative requirements across the respective agencies.
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