Haxhiu appointed 17 judges with initial mandates

New Judges Appointed in Kosovo by Head of State

Kosovo’s Head of State, Albulena Haxhiu, has issued a decree appointing 17 judges with initial mandates, following a proposal from the Kosovo Judicial Council. The appointments represent a key step in bolstering the country’s judicial system. According to a statement released to the media, the newly appointed judges include 15 individuals from the Albanian community and two from the Serbian community.

The swearing-in ceremony, held at the Presidency, saw all judges formally pledge their commitment to upholding the Constitution and laws of the Republic of Kosovo. They also affirmed their dedication to professional ethics and the exercise of their duties with integrity, professionalism, and impartiality. During the ceremony, Head of State Haxhiu highlighted the significant public responsibility associated with the role of judge, emphasizing that judicial decisions have a direct impact on the lives of Kosovo’s citizens.

She expressed her hope that the judges will fulfill their responsibilities with diligence and a commitment to justice. The appointments mark a continued effort to strengthen the rule of law within Kosovo.

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