Sazan Ibrahimi, the Executive Director of the Association of Kosovo Municipalities (AKK), clarified that the current demands emanating from the municipalities are not rooted in partisan politics or the personal agendas of the mayors. Instead, he stated that these requests reflect the broader interests of the citizens. Speaking during a recent municipal protest, Ibrahimi emphasized that the core objective is securing recognition of the rights afforded to the local governing bodies under the Constitution and existing legislation.
“The messages conveyed from this rally are neither partisan nor are they the personal demands of the mayors,” Ibrahimi asserted. “They represent the interests of the municipalities and their citizens. The municipalities are not asking for privileges, but for what belongs to them according to the Constitution and current legislation.”
Furthermore, Ibrahimi indicated that the AKK intends to remain actively engaged regarding what he characterized as systemic injustices affecting the local governments.
He affirmed the association’s commitment to addressing these perceived imbalances. The statement underscores the AKK’s position that their actions are fundamentally focused on upholding legal entitlements rather than advancing political agendas. The organization’s stance suggests a proactive approach to ensuring that the needs and constitutional rights of the municipalities are addressed, making clear that their demands are collective and institutional, not merely personal.
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