Gëzim Sveçla, the leader of the Self-Determination Movement assembly in Pristina, has formally requested clarification from the Mayor of Pristina, Përparim Rama, concerning the transfer of funds from Kosovo to England. In a recent Facebook post, Sveçla questioned the origin of these transferred funds, drawing attention to the mayor’s reported salary and public statements regarding his income sources. Sveçla noted that the current salary for the Mayor of Pristina is approximately 1,650 euros per month.
He also referenced public declarations made by Rama, citing statements that indicated the mayor resides in the International Village and possesses no other sources of income within Kosovo. Specifically, Sveçla addressed Rama’s assertion that the funds transferred to England originated from his accounts in Kosovo. The movement leader quoted Rama’s previous statement, noting that the mayor had declared the source of the money.
The request for clarification centers on reconciling the stated income levels with the substantial funds allegedly moved out of Kosovo. These inquiries highlight a public interest in the financial transparency of the mayor’s activities and the movement of public or personal funds associated with the administration in Pristina.
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