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Deputy of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Ermal Sadiku, criticized changes observed in the Presidency of Kosovo after the Declaration of Independence was removed from its display and the photograph of former President Ibrahim Rugova was relocated. Sadiku spoke at a media conference, expressing dissatisfaction with the removal of the Declaration from the space where it had been displayed. He also noted that the photo of Rugova, a historical figure and former LDK chairman, had been moved. “Një gjest jo i mirë, i panevojshëm, duhet të ketë protokolle tw arta për këtë punë që duhet të zbatohen. Presidenti Rugova nuk është më ish president apo ish kryetar i LDK-së, është figurë historike i patejkalueshëm për secilin person i tashmes apo ardhmes. Po shpresoj që presidentja të reflektojë dhe të kthejë gjendjen si ka qenë, sepse ajo është mbi të dhe mbi secilin, jo vetëm ideja e fotografisë por ideja që përfaqëson presidenti Rugova tek gjeneratat e kaluara dhe që duhet të përfaqësojë tek gjeneratat e ardhshme,” he said. Sadiku’s remarks followed his earlier expression of dissatisfaction with the removal of the Commission for Economy from the schedule of the day, which he described as unnecessary. He called on President Justina Shiroka Pula to reflect on the changes and restore the previous arrangement, emphasizing the historical significance of Rugova’s image for past and future generations. The Presidency of Kosovo denied that the Declaration of Independence or Rugova’s photograph had been removed. In a statement to the media, officials said, “Asgjë nuk është larguar nga zyra e Presidencës. Të gjitha janë aty.” The clarification came after criticism from LDK representatives, who had urged the President to reconsider the decision and return the symbols to their original positions. LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku had earlier called on the President to review the decision and restore the symbols, stressing their national and historical importance. The Presidency maintains that both the Declaration and the photograph remain in place. Article source: 24 Orë | Image credit: 24 Orë
Deputy of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Ermal Sadiku, criticized changes observed in the Presidency of Kosovo after the Declaration of Independence was removed from its display and the photograph of former President Ibrahim Rugova was relocated. Sadiku spoke at a media conference, expressing dissatisfaction with the removal of the Declaration from the space where it had been displayed. He also noted that the photo of Rugova, a historical figure and former LDK chairman, had been moved. “Një gjest jo i mirë, i panevojshëm, duhet të ketë protokolle tw arta për këtë punë që duhet të zbatohen. Presidenti Rugova nuk është më ish president apo ish kryetar i LDK-së, është figurë historike i patejkalueshëm për secilin person i tashmes apo ardhmes. Po shpresoj që presidentja të reflektojë dhe të kthejë gjendjen si ka qenë, sepse ajo është mbi të dhe mbi secilin, jo vetëm ideja e fotografisë por ideja që përfaqëson presidenti Rugova tek gjeneratat e kaluara dhe që duhet të përfaqësojë tek gjeneratat e ardhshme,” he said. Sadiku’s remarks followed his earlier expression of dissatisfaction with the removal of the Commission for Economy from the schedule of the day, which he described as unnecessary. He called on President Justina Shiroka Pula to reflect on the changes and restore the previous arrangement, emphasizing the historical significance of Rugova’s image for past and future generations. The Presidency of Kosovo denied that the Declaration of Independence or Rugova’s photograph had been removed. In a statement to the media, officials said, “Asgjë nuk është larguar nga zyra e Presidencës. Të gjitha janë aty.” The clarification came after criticism from LDK representatives, who had urged the President to reconsider the decision and return the symbols to their original positions. LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku had earlier called on the President to review the decision and restore the symbols, stressing their national and historical importance. The Presidency maintains that both the Declaration and the photograph remain in place.
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