On the occasion of the International Day of Missing Persons, the President of the Republic of Kosovo, Albulena Haxhiu, along with the acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, and the Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, paid respects at the Monument to the Missing Persons. The ceremony served as a commemoration of those who disappeared during the conflict in Kosovo. During the event, President Haxhiu addressed the gathering, acknowledging the ongoing emotional toll on families.
She stated that on this day dedicated to the missing persons, the thoughts of the nation remain with the families who have waited for answers regarding their loved ones for nearly three decades. Haxhiu highlighted the persistent challenge, noting that over 1,500 individuals who went missing due to the war have yet to be located. The President emphasized that the wait continues for the affected families, while for the Republic of Kosovo, the matter remains an unresolved chapter.
To address this enduring issue, officials reiterated the commitment to fully investigate and resolve the cases. The administration indicated that efforts are underway to open relevant archives, aiming to provide clarity and closure to the families awaiting news about their persons. The gathering underscored the state’s dedication to accountability and truth-seeking regarding the conflict’s human cost.
The commitment made by Haxhiu and her cabinet suggests a sustained governmental effort to move toward resolution for the countless families still searching for answers concerning their missing relatives.
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