Pristina Mayor Përparim Rama has publicly criticized government officials regarding the handling of the Sunny Hill festival. Rama alleged that officials have shifted their stance concerning the event. In a Facebook post, he noted a perceived inconsistency in the support for the festival over time.
Rama stated that approximately five years ago, there were no apparent mechanisms in place to prevent the festival, suggesting that critics had previously opposed it. He pointed out the contrast between past opposition and current praise, asserting, “For this Sunny Hill, before five years you didn’t have any tool to use to block it. You even had me declared a scourge.
Today, for the same festival, you are praising and boasting about it.”
The comments relate to a plot of land in Bërnica e Poshtme. According to the information provided, the organizers secured the use of this plot through a municipal decision, which was granted for long-term use. Rama’s remarks highlight a perceived reversal in official sentiment regarding the development and operation of the Sunny Hill festival in Pristina.
The Mayor’s statement suggests that the shift from opposition to endorsement has been noteworthy to him.
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