Kovovo pension scheme to widen membership net

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KOSOVO - The Kosovan pension scheme will open up its membership to employees of small and medium-sized companies and the self employed from this month.

The Kosovo Pensions Savings Trust was set up under the auspices of the UN interim administration of the country after the conflict and its first phase, implemented in August 2002, covered 100,000 m...

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