"This result underlines the crucial importance of continuing and accelerating reforms aimed at removing obstacles to the production of goods 'made in Kosovo' and services provided domestically," he said. "While Kosovo's business climate compares favorably in certain areas -- such as getting credit, resolving insolvencies or paying taxes -- other procedures and requirements pose considerably more challenges to SMEs, especially those related to protecting investors, enforcing contracts, trading across borders and getting electricity."
„Takav rezultat ukazuje na ključnu važnost nastavka i ubrzanja reformi sa ciljem uklanjanja prepreka proizvodnji robe 'mejd in Kosovo' i domaćih usluga“, kaže on. „I dok je poslovna klima na Kosovu u nekim oblastima povoljna, poput mogućnosti dobijanja kredita, rešavanje nelikvidnosti ili plaćanja poreza, drugi postupci i zahtevi predstavljaju daleko veći problem za mala i srednja preduzeća, posebno u oblasti zaštite investitora, izvršavanja ugovora, prekogranične trgovine i dobijanja električne energije.“