The Government of Kosovo held its seventh meeting today, approving several draft laws and other decisions.
At the meeting, the executive approved draft laws on the Emergency Management Agency, the Central Inspectorate of Agriculture, Food Safety, Veterinary and Forestry, and the Central Inspectorate of Cultural Heritage.
According to the announcement, the Central Inspectorate of Cultural Heritage will be responsible for protecting monuments and cultural assets, including intervening in cases of unauthorised construction work and taking measures against damage to cultural heritage.
The Government also allocated €1,852,350 to the Albanian National Council and approved subsidies for the renovation of houses belonging to members of minority communities in the municipalities of North Mitrovica and Zvečan.
Other decisions included approving requests to authorise the relevant minister to sign social security agreements with Austria and Türkiye.
The Government also approved the establishment of a Working Group to draft and coordinate the State Strategy concerning appeal proceedings before the Specialist Chambers in The Hague. The group will be chaired by First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora Glauk Konjufca.
At the meeting, the Government also approved the 2026–2028 Programme for the Ex-Post Evaluation of Legal Acts, decisions on the implementation of international sanctions, and the return of €5,705 in the case of the socially owned enterprise “Komogllava.”
Among the final decisions was the appointment of the Interim Board of Directors of the public enterprise “Company for Waste Management” JSC, headed by Mirjeta Heta. The other board members are Halit Kadriu, Azemine Demiri-Gazideda and Lirie Rrahimi-Ademi.
The Government also approved the request to sell unusable official vehicles belonging to the Ministry for Communities and Returns.
