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Kosovo Minister: If I was to be asked, the Swiss Ambassador would be expelled - 
Gazeta Express


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Kosovo Minister of Infrastructure, Pal Lekaj, appearing in T7’s program 
Pressing on Thursday called as unacceptable the statement of the Swiss 
Ambassador to Kosovo, Jean-Hubert Lebet, who said Wednesday that, “it is not 
normal for my country to finance a water supply project, whereas Kosovo 
authorities spend the budget on paying [pensions] to fake veterans.” Lekaj even 
said that if he was to be asked the Swiss Ambassador would be expelled for his 
statements.

Swiss Ambassador to Kosovo, Jean-Hubert Lebet, slammed authorities on Wednesday 
while inaugurating a water supply project in Skenderaj municipality, saying 
that it is not normal for his country to finance projects, whereas authorities 
spend the budget on paying pensions to fake veterans. The Minister of 
Infrastructure, Pal Lekaj, who attended the ceremony in Skenderaj, told T7 that 
the statement the of Swiss Ambassador on Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) veterans 
is unacceptable. He went further saying that Ambassador Lebet would be expelled 
if he was to be asked on his mission. “An ambassador should not deal with such 
issues. It is meaningless making a link of an investment with such a sensitive 
issue, such as war veterans. If I was to be take a decision, I would expel him 
immediately” Gazeta Express quotes Lekaj as saying. Minister Lekaj, who is 
member of the Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj’s party – the AAK, said he felt 
insulted with the Ambassador’s remarks on corruption. /GazetaExpress/ 

 

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