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“I consider of special importance that we, the key stakeholders involved in the field of the Rule of Law and Order, are gathered here today. I strongly believe that we all need to work together to strengthen the rule of law by addressing the remaining challenges. Despite the recent changes, we are committed to stand by the initiated processes, and to continue our work for the benefit of our citizens”, said Minister Dhurata Hoxha.
“Such meetings are essential in ensuring better co-ordination and co-operation. However, I would propose that from this meeting onwards”, said Minister Hoxha, “to focus on establishing a follow-up mechanism of this coordination, so that everything discussed in this meeting be followed by concrete actions, and such actions be reported in the following meetings.”
“This way we can get the best results from the concrete actions. The Ministry of Justice is willing to undertake such coordination and follow-up activities”, said Minister Dhurata Hoxha. Speaking about the undertaken activities, Minister Hoxha pointed out that the support of European partners is certainly needed on this path to ensure that our actions are in harmony with the EU principles. The Ministry of Justice has continued to work on its priorities according to the work plan.
“Regarding the judiciary-related laws, I hereby inform you that the Draft Laws on KJC, KPC, State Prosecutor, Law on Courts, and the Law on Disciplinary Liability of Judges and Prosecutors have been completed. During the drafting of these laws a comprehensive consultative process has been developed, and positive steps have been taken in order to increase accountability and efficiency. The Draft Law on State Prosecutor has been prepared in order to increase the number of prosecutors”, said Minister Dhurata Hoxha.
Minister Dhurata Hoxha thanked the attendees and called for continuous support from all the European institutions, as well as from the representatives present at this meeting, so that we become an integral part of the European Union values. Board members addressed and approved certain points from the agenda. At the meeting of the Rule of Law Coordination Board, the EU and EULEX Special Representative, as well as the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council, supported the Ministry of Justice’s Draft Law on the Disciplinary Liability of Judges and Prosecutors.