Educating new generations against corruption

This was said today in a conference organized by National Democratic Institute (NDI) with the topic “The role of youth against corruption – Hot to stop this cycle”.

The director of NDI in Kosova, Laura Nichols said that this conference will be a motif for the youth, to work and to realize positive changes.

Nichols said that corruption can determine the future of the country, adding that most of participants have stated last year that they believe that corruption is present in all fields and this will continue as well in the next generation. She said that a new and talented generation will be able to take over the development of society and to combat corruption. According to her, the civil society should discuss the issue of corruption and the politicians should have the courage to undertake a small step in order to find a solution on this issue.

Whereas, the MP, Ganimete Musliu, as well head of young MPs of Kosova’s Parliament, said that the term corruption is not something new in Kosova, as this word was often heard in the recent years in Kosova. According to her, corruption is an occurrence that harms the development of the society. She said that a country that is attacked by corruption, loses the citizens’ trust.