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Ibrahimaj: Reforma e pensioneve gati në 2028, prioritet për vitin e ardhshëm
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Prioritet për 2026-ën: ministrja Ibrahimaj sqaron se do të jetë edhe monitorimi i tregjeve ushqimore, por edhe i hidrokarbureve
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Dyfishimi i bonusit mujor për pensionistët, rritja e punësimit për të rinjtë, programi i ri i strehimit e deri tek monitorimi i rreptë i tregjeve, janë një pjesë e politikave që do të zbatohen nga Ministria e Ekonomisë në vitin e ardhshëm, përmes një buxheti prej 42 miliardë lekë. Ministrja e Ekonomisë dhe Inovacionit, Delina Ibrahimaj në një intervistë në Report Tv, liston prioritetet për vitin e ardhshëm. “Buxheti i vitit 2027 për Ministrinë e Ekonomisë dhe inovacionit është rreth 42 miliard lekë ku 70% e tij shkon për mbështetjen e sigurimeve shoqërore, pra për pensionet. Në këtë buxhet ne kemi marrë masa që të mund të reflektohen mirëqenia, pra e gjithë rritja ekonomike të mund të rishpërndahet”, tha mes të tjerash Ibrahimaj. Dyfishim bonusi për pensionistët nga janari 2027 Ministrja sqaron se fokusi për vitin 2027, do të vijojë të jetë tek pensionistët, duke iu dyfishuar bonusin që nga 1 janari. “Në vitin 2027 ne do të dyfishojmë bonus mujor siç kishim premtuar me qëllim që të…
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Ibrahimaj: Reforma e pensioneve gati në 2028, prioritet për vitin e ardhshëm
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