The Kosovo Assembly voted this evening to form a new government led by Albin Kurti, marking the start of the new governing mandate, known as "Kurti 3".
After the presentation of the brief, the composition of the government cabinet, and discussions by opposition representatives, the deputies moved on to the voting process for the new government.
With 66 votes in favor, 49 against and no abstentions, the Assembly approved the governing cabinet led by Kurti, which will consist of 19 ministries.
This is the third governing mandate led by Kurti, while Kosovo spent about a year without a functional government due to political blockades.
The new mandate, "Kurti 3", begins on February 11 and is expected to last four years, in a period when citizens expect improved living conditions and greater economic and social development.
Albin Kurti's cabinet:
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs – Glauk Konjufca;
– Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice – Donika Gërvalla;
– Deputy Prime Minister for Minority Affairs and Cooperation – Fikrim Damka;
– Minister of Finance – Hekuran Murati;
– Minister of Labor, Family and Values of the Liberation War – Andin Hoti;
– Minister of Defense – Ejup Maqedonci;
– Minister of Internal Affairs – Xhelal Sveçla;
– Minister of Public Administration and Digitalization – Lulëzon Jagxhiu;
– Minister of Health – Arben Vitia;
– Minister of Education and Science – Hajrullah Çeku;
– Minister of Culture and Tourism – Saranda Bogujevci;
– Minister of Sports and Youth – Blerim Gashani;
– Minister of Local Government Administration – Elbert Krasniqi;
– Minister of Environment and Spatial Planning – Fitore Pacolli;
– Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development – Armend Muja;
– Minister of Infrastructure and Transport – Dimal Basha;
– Minister of Trade, Industry and European Integration – Mimoza Kusari;
– Minister of Economy – Artane Rizvanolli;
– Minister for Communities and Returns – Nenad Rashic;
– Minister of Regional Development – Rasim Demiri.
