This is what the director of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption, Yll Buleshkaj, says, as he points out that the punishments for these two categories in the event that they do not respond to the call to declare their assets, range from monetary fines to effective imprisonment.
In an interview for KosovaPress, Buleshkaj mentions that last year they submitted 90 criminal charges for non-declaration of wealth by public officials. He adds that this year it is expected that the number of those who are obliged to declare their assets will reach nearly 13 thousand, two thousand more than the previous year.
Among other things, the director of the Agency for the Prevention of Corruption, Yll Buleshkaj, said that in 2023 they submitted about 180 criminal charges less than in 2022 for not declaring assets. He hopes that this positive trend will continue and that this number will not increase. Meanwhile, Buleshkaj points out that from four thousand what was the number of public officials in 2022 who were obliged to declare their assets, this number last year reached 11 thousand, while adding that this year it will go below 13 thousand.
In the end, Buleshkaj calls on all doctors and professors who are obliged to declare their assets, to respond positively to the law within the specified period, so that there are no penalties.