The deputy of the Democratic Party, Jorida Tabaku , reacted after the meeting of the Anticorruption Commission, headed by Fatmir Xhafaj.
Through a post on social networks, Tabaku says that this institution duplicates the National Integration Council.
According to the democratic deputy, the integration process and the fight against corruption do not need either propaganda or big words, but commitment.
Tabaku emphasizes that if we really want integration we need to work every day and above all we have the will. "The majority has been singing the song of the ginkalla for years, it can't even walk with the step of an ant for this process", writes deputy Jorida Tabaku in X.
"Establishing joint working groups with institutions that are and should be independent, under the dependence of this commission, which is more of a party, violates the independence of independent institutions ," writes Tabaku.
Tabaku: Setting up an institution that duplicates the National Integration Council and that takes the secretariat and staff attached to #KKIE is not dialogue or inclusiveness, much less a demand for one. But this is the least as the legitimate concerns that @ISP_Institute has raised regarding this commission, are an alarm signal.
The integration process and the fight against corruption do not need either propaganda or big words. But for the commitment that has unfortunately been missing and that could have been done every day for 11 years and must be done every day that passes.
The establishment of joint working groups with institutions that are and should be independent, under the dependence of this commission, which is more of a party, undermines the independence of independent institutions. It senselessly duplicates the functions performed by the parliamentary committees and undermines and narrows the role of the opposition in the parliament by completely duplicating the committees and Councils that the opposition leads.
If we really want integration, we need to work every day and above all we have the will. Mazhoranca has been singing the ginkalla song for years, she can't even walk with the step of an ant for this process.