Vlora Çitaku, Deputy of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), has issued a public appeal for unity among the Albanian population, addressing recent conflicts and divisions rooted in religious differences. In a formal statement, Çitaku urged citizens to cease actions—including writing or making attacks—that are motivated by sectarian divides. She specifically implored the public to pause and reflect before engaging in inflammatory discourse.
Çitaku questioned the motives of those seeking to fracture the community, asking rhetorically, “Who wants to divide us? Who wants to tear us apart? Who wins when an albanian sees an albanian as an enemy because of religion?”
The Deputy emphasized that the Albanian community has historically navigated periods of significant difficulty together and should resist succumbing to what she described as the “allure” of division.
Çitaku stressed the importance of collective resilience, noting that such internal strife undermines the community’s strength. Her message served as a call for critical thought, urging people to consider the impact of their words. She reminded the public to pause and think before posting, insulting, or viewing fellow citizens through a lens of animosity.
Çitaku concluded by referencing a historical saying from the National Renaissance, reinforcing the value of shared identity over religious conflict. The appeal centers on determining who benefits from internal discord rather than unity.
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