Prime Minister Edi Rama commented on the recent statements made by the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, concerning the Ibar River. Rama asserted that the river’s course is determined by geographical realities rather than cultural or traditional narratives. In his remarks, Rama strongly reiterated the status of Kosovo, emphasizing that the region functions as a sovereign state.
He stated that the Albanian population of Kosovo possesses established institutions and, critically, the inherent right to self-determination. “Kosovo is a state in itself. Kosovo Albanians are precisely this: Albanians of Kosovo.
They have their Republic, their institutions, and the right to determine their own future. We will always stand in support of this right,” the Prime Minister stated. The comments underscore a clear diplomatic stance from the Albanian side, positioning the future of Kosovo’s development and governance as an internal matter.
Rama’s statement suggests that international recognition of Kosovo’s statehood is central to the region’s trajectory. The focus remains on the principle that any resolution regarding the territory must align with established geographical and legal frameworks, rather than being dictated by historical folklore.
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