Pristina’s Mayor, Përparim Rama, announced that the Municipality of Pristina has formally terminated the agreement for the use of public space located at the Grand Hotel. According to Rama, this decision was prompted by the response of journalist and activist Besa Xharra regarding an issue that Rama described as a lack of transparency and which has become a matter of public concern. Rama criticized Xharra’s declaration, stating, “We know who it is, but we are not showing it.” He argued that this approach has generated further ambiguity surrounding the matter.
In his written response, Rama asserted that Xharra had failed to provide clarification on the core issue, adding, “On the contrary, a reaction like this has raised even more questions!” Furthermore, Rama questioned the implications of knowing an individual’s identity while withholding further details, asking, “If the identity of the person in question is known, then the question remains as to ‘who is [involved].'”
The termination of the use of the public space at the Grand Hotel represents a significant development following these public exchanges. Mayor Rama’s statement underscores the administration’s stance on the need for clarity and full disclosure regarding the underlying circumstances of the original agreement. The focus remains on resolving the perceived lack of transparency that prompted the municipal action.
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