Government to reinstate Kosovo bonus

Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanović says the government would next week adopt a decree regarding the so-called Kosovo bonus.

Izvor: Beta

Friday, 20.08.2010.

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Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic says the government would next week adopt a decree regarding the so-called Kosovo bonus. Beta news agency reports that it would see the continuation of the allowance given to employees in Kosovo whose wages were paid from the Serbian budget. Government to reinstate Kosovo bonus At a press conference following a government session, Bogdanovic said that the decree would be in effect until the government adopted a law that would solve the Kosovo allowance issue in the long-term. "The government formed a task force on Aug. 19 which will as soon as possible write a draft law, which will be in line with the Constitution, as a long-term solution to the so-called Kosovo allowance," said Bogdanovic who added that he expected the law to be submitted to the government and parliament very quickly. Asked whether he failed to go to Kosovo on Aug. 19 because of the Kosovo Albanian government in Pristina decision to ban visits by Serbian officials, Bogdanovic said that the decision had influenced him not to go to the village of Priluzje where he was to open a kindergarten built using ministry funds. "I didn't want to cause problems because we are ready to solve every problem that exists down there in a peaceful way. Perhaps there was somebody who wanted me down there and for there again to be media exposure. In other words, it was a way for the temporary Kosovo institutions to show their statehood by returning Republic of Serbia officials," said Bogdanovic. The government meets in Belgrade on Thursday (Beta)

Government to reinstate Kosovo bonus

At a press conference following a government session, Bogdanović said that the decree would be in effect until the government adopted a law that would solve the Kosovo allowance issue in the long-term.

"The government formed a task force on Aug. 19 which will as soon as possible write a draft law, which will be in line with the Constitution, as a long-term solution to the so-called Kosovo allowance," said Bogdanović who added that he expected the law to be submitted to the government and parliament very quickly.

Asked whether he failed to go to Kosovo on Aug. 19 because of the Kosovo Albanian government in Priština decision to ban visits by Serbian officials, Bogdanović said that the decision had influenced him not to go to the village of Prilužje where he was to open a kindergarten built using ministry funds.

"I didn't want to cause problems because we are ready to solve every problem that exists down there in a peaceful way. Perhaps there was somebody who wanted me down there and for there again to be media exposure. In other words, it was a way for the temporary Kosovo institutions to show their statehood by returning Republic of Serbia officials," said Bogdanović.

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