Kurti addresses citizens with a video message

Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, has been addressing citizens with a video message when three months of his election of government.

According to Kurti as of February three, each day has been a day of change for the Republic and citizens.

But certainly the day of resistance for the old system that served a minority of societies, although it seems that there's been a lot of time that probably happened for me that is still fresh for the six October, the joy of people freed from a long nightmare, the excitement of youth, the great momentum, and the hope that woke up throughout the region, that when people get together they make everything possible, Kurti said.

He added that October 6th is the date when they made the cut from the painful past towards a bright future,

So we can't go back, let's think about it for a moment, the massive will of the citizens on October six, barely managed to become reality on February three and tried to drown on March 25th. So on one side we have the will to change citizens, and on the other, the existence that takes on the status of the old regime. I've never said that change is easy, but that it's always possible. But our opponents who oppose change are more difficult than we are, they want to build a time machine that brings us all back, and our country back to the period before October 6, 2019. I don't understand our opponents in their absurd effort, I understand them for the difficulties that happen. In less than three months, we have reduced the government's privileges and expenses, reduced the government cabinet by saving the money, but also preventing the abuse of state positions, reduced government salaries, but did not affect judges and prosecutors' salaries. We've removed positions like national coordinators who were created to accommodate people with salaries from citizens' taxes. We have begun the return of legitimacy to the foreign service, we have turned the ambassadors, councils and other appointees who were appointed under nepotism, but they also lacked knowledge and experience to represent the state.”, Kurti said.

Kurt said that our country needs worldly recognition, not to send family people to know the world.