Alliance of Albanians: 60 hires at Kumanovo Hospital, not a single Albanian
The Alliance of Albanians says 60 new hospital hires in Kumanovo included no Albanians and accuses VLEN of silence and discriminatory policies.
The Alliance of Albanians accused the authorities on Wednesday after 60 recent hires at the Kumanovo Hospital reportedly included not a single Albanian candidate.
Party says ministers from VLEN have remained silent
In a statement, the party blamed the hiring outcome on the policies of VLEN and criticized what it called an absence of response from VLEN ministers to alleged discrimination in public institutions.
The Alliance asked pointedly: "Where are the ministers of VLEN? Where are the promises for fair representation?" and added that "For their seats in government they raise a commotion, while for the jobs of Albanians they are silent!"
The party urged an explanation for how the hospital recruitment round produced 60 new employees without any Albanian among them, calling the result incompatible with earlier assurances about inclusion.
Alliance officials warned that continued silence by VLEN representatives would deepen distrust among Albanian communities toward public institutions and demanded transparent review of the selection process at the hospital.
"Is this the representation that VLEN promised to Albanians?" the party asked, pressing for immediate corrective steps from the Government of North Macedonia and the responsible ministries.
Photo: press material from the event
