
PS deputy Pirro Vengu has stressed the importance of raising salaries and rewards for employees who bear significant responsibilities in serving citizens and the state. In a statement, Vengu underlines that a nation’s independence is linked to the strength of its institutions, its ability to decide its own future and its capacity to protect what it is building.
According to him, restoring order is not only about security on the streets, but also about social values, responsibilities and the way the state appreciates citizens’ contributions. Vengu stresses that teachers, military personnel, State Police officers, doctors, nurses and firefighters should be at the top of the pay pyramid in the state administration.
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A nation is independent to the extent that it has the strength to decide its own fate and protect what it builds. This strength requires institutions that stand firm and people who know, are able and dare to fulfil their duty.
Therefore, order must be restored. Order on the streets, but also the order of values and responsibilities: what we value, whom we trust and whom we choose to reward. When values and responsibilities are placed in their proper order, democratic dialogue can begin and bring about change. This is also the essence of raising salaries and rewards for the State Police.
Teachers, soldiers and police officers, doctors and nurses, and firefighters should be at the top of the pay pyramid in the state administration, for the responsibility they bear and the example that a society chooses to give its children.
The guardians of generations and of the preconditions for a better future for all should be at the top: in appreciation, in example and in reward.
