The Kosovo Administrative Court issued a ruling on April 28, 2026, rejecting a request submitted by the Self-Determination Movement Group of Assembly Members. The group had sought to suspend the legal effects of a recent administrative decision made by the Mayor of Pristina concerning alterations to the pricing structure of urban public transport tickets. The action stemmed from an administrative conflict initiated between the Assembly Members, represented by leader Gëzim Sveçla and lawyer Besarta Zuka, and the Municipality of Pristina.
The core of the dispute centered on the legality and immediate implementation of the fare adjustments. Following the court’s determination, Mayor Përparim Rama publicly responded on Facebook, attaching the court’s ruling. While the Mayor addressed the group’s filing, the substance of his communication highlighted the court’s rejection of their efforts to halt the administrative measure.
The ruling confirmed that the Mayor’s decision regarding the public transport ticket price change remains legally effective. The rejection by the administrative court signals that the Assembly Members were unable to secure a temporary suspension of the policy change through judicial means. Mayor Rama’s statement served as confirmation of the court’s findings, solidifying the continued validity of the pricing adjustments implemented by the municipal administration.
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