The Deputy Mayor of Pristina, Besiana Musmurati, has announced the official establishment of a dedicated Child Rights Team within the capital. Musmurati stated that the formation of this unit marks a significant initial step toward enhancing cooperation among various institutions and implementing targeted projects designed to benefit the city’s youth. According to Musmurati, the primary objective of the new team is to systematically improve the protection of children’s rights and overall well-being across Pristina.
She emphasized the connection between a supportive environment for minors and the general quality of urban life, noting that “a city that is livable for children is a better city for everyone.”
The establishment of this specialized team signals a concerted municipal effort to integrate child welfare into broader civic planning. Musmurati detailed that several initiatives and activities are currently being planned and structured to operationalize the team’s mandate. This framework aims to ensure that the needs of children are addressed through coordinated efforts between different governmental and civil sectors, thereby strengthening the protective infrastructure of the city.
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