Vjosa Osmani, the sixth President of Kosovo and a candidate for a second presidential term, addressed a crowd at “Skënderbeu” Square in Pristina, issuing sharp critiques of the existing governing model. During her closing campaign speech, Osmani characterized the current political direction as one predicated on division, separation, and an overreach toward comprehensive state control. Addressing thousands of citizens, Osmani stated that the prevailing policy lacked any discernible long-term vision, instead prioritizing absolute control.
She warned against the dangers inherent in believing that the scope of the state is smaller than the ambition to regulate every aspect of public life. “This policy of fear, division, and arrogance must always remain behind us,” Osmani asserted during her address in Pristina. The candidate for a second term used the platform to outline her opposition’s perspective on governance.
Her speech highlighted concerns regarding the political atmosphere, suggesting that the current administration’s approach was fostering internal discord rather than promoting unity and development. Osmani’s remarks focused on advocating for a governance structure that she argued was more inclusive and less authoritarian in its tendencies, aiming to steer the national discourse toward a more collaborative political future for Kosovo.
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Vjosa Osmani, the sixth President of Kosovo and a candidate for a second term, delivered a speech to a crowd at “Skënderbeu” Square in Pristina. During her concluding campaign address, Osmani offered