Kosovo’s total planned budget for 2027 amounts to €3,293,763,000, according to the draft budget tables.
The document, obtained by Euronews Albania, also reveals several changes involving the new ministries established by the Kurti 4 government.
Of this amount, the largest share, approximately €1.4 billion, has been allocated to subsidies and transfers. More than €823 million is earmarked for capital investments, while around €643 million is allocated to salaries.
Over €395 million has been planned for goods and services, approximately €21 million for utility expenses, and €10 million has been set aside as a reserve.
According to the institutional allocations, the Ministry of Labour, Family and Liberation War Values has the largest budget, at approximately €1.143 billion. A significant portion of this ministry’s funding is dedicated to subsidies and transfers, including social welfare schemes.
The Ministry of Finance has been allocated approximately €230 million, while the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport will receive around €255 million, of which more than €223 million is designated for capital investments.
More than €224 million has been allocated to the Ministry of Defence, while the Ministry of Internal Affairs has a budget of approximately €219 million.
In the healthcare sector, the University Clinical and Hospital Service of Kosovo has been allocated more than €217 million, while the Ministry of Health will receive around €101 million.
Approximately €112 million has been planned for education, more than €97 million for agriculture, and around €75 million for sports and youth.
Compared with 2027, the budget tables project an increase in the overall budget to approximately €3.46 billion in 2028 and more than €3.61 billion in 2029.
These figures represent multi-year budget projections, while the actual expenditure of funds in 2027 will depend on the budget’s approval and implementation.
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