17 qershor 2026 20:36
Shpërndaje në:
Ministri në detyrë i Financave, Hekuran Murati, ka reaguar pasi kryetari i Prishtinës, Përparim Rama, ka njoftuar se të mërkurën janë përkrahur operatorët në proces të financimit për 15 autobusë elektrikë dhe dy tramë.
Ai ka paraqitur në Facebook fotot se si do të duken autobusët dhe tramët.
E Murati ka thënë se ofrimi i shërbimeve të transportit publik përmes operatorëve privatë mund të bëhet, por sipas procedurave të parapara me Ligjin për Partneritet Publiko Privat, duke siguruar që paraja publike nuk keqpërdoret. Ai u ka bërë thirrje organeve të rendit të veprojnë.
“Komuna e Prishtinës nuk ka ndjekur asnjë procedurë që e obligon Ligji në fuqi, prandaj çfarëdo aranzhimi, marrëveshje apo kontrate që është nënshkruar në lidhje me këtë çështje, ajo është në shkelje të plotë të Ligjit për Partneritet Publiko Privat. Organet e rendit do duhej të vepronin sa më parë në lidhje me këtë rast në mënyrë që të parandalohet keqpërdorimi i parasë publike”, ka shkruar Murati në Facebook.
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Rama prezanton “tramët dhe autobusët elektrikë”, nuk tregon se kur vijnë
Kryetari i Prishtinës, Përparim Rama, ka prezantuar foto se si do të duken 15 autobusë elektrikë...
Read the full article at Koha.net →📄Source document: Rama's Facebook Post
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Koha.netIndependentLeft3 days agoThe mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, has reacted to the acting Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati, accusing him of blocking progress. Rama posted on Facebook criticizing Murati and shared his post, while Murati stated that the Pristina Municipality has not followed procedures required by the Public-Private Partnership Law and called for law enforcement to act. Rama announced support for operators in the financing process for 15 electric buses and two trams, and presented photos showing what the vehicles would look like.
Bias read (Left): The article presents Rama’s criticism of Murati using strong language such as 'bllokues' (blocker), which implies a negative characterization of Murati. The framing emphasizes Rama's accusations without providing balanced counterpoints or context from Murati beyond his statement about procedural non
Official sources cited
- statement Rama's Facebook Post
- statement Murati's Facebook Post
Koha.netIndependentCenter3 days ago Murati for 'electric trams and buses' introduced by Rama: Against the lawThe Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati, has criticized the mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, for announcing support for the financing of 15 electric buses and two trams without following the procedures outlined in the Public-Private Partnership Law. Murati stated that any agreement related to this matter would be a violation of the law and urged authorities to act promptly to prevent misuse of public funds.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both Murati's criticism of Rama's actions and Rama's announcement of the project without overtly favoring either side. The framing remains neutral, focusing on legal compliance rather than ideological positions.
Official sources cited
- statement Hekuran Murati's Facebook post
Gazeta ExpressIndependentRight4 days agoThe mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, has announced plans for new electric buses and trams in the capital. However, acting Minister of Finance Hekuran Murati criticized these plans, stating that the city council did not follow any legal procedures required by law, calling the agreements 'a complete violation of the Public-Private Partnership Law.' Murati emphasized that authorities should act immediately to prevent misuse of public funds.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the minister's criticism of the mayor's actions as a legal violation, using strong language such as 'complete violation of the law' and emphasizing the need for immediate action by authorities to prevent misuse of public funds. This framing suggests a critical stance toward the市
Official sources cited
- government Mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama
- government Acting Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati
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