The Kosovo government recently announced a substantial investment of 2.11 million euros designated for the Municipality of Rahovec, as part of the ongoing Adequate Social Housing Project. While the announcement details the funding allocated to Rahovec, scrutiny of the accompanying official graphic material has revealed a significant discrepancy regarding the geographical representation. Although the text associated with the announcement clearly specifies “Municipality Rahovec – 2.11 million euros,” the accompanying map published by the government does not accurately depict the intended location.
Upon review, the position and outline of the marked area on the map correspond geographically to the Municipality of Obiliq, rather than Rahovec. Obiliq is situated in the central region of Kosovo, near Priština. This discrepancy means that while the financial commitment is explicitly directed toward Rahovec, the visual aid provided by the government mistakenly highlights the boundaries of a different municipality.
This suggests an error in the mapping materials accompanying the major infrastructure announcement. The discrepancy between the textual allocation for Rahovec and the visual depiction on the map points to an inaccuracy in the government’s published documentation.
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