Supreme says it gives Kastrat the right to close schools that Kadri Rahimaj later opened

The five schools that had closed the Kastrati in Kamenica, under education reform, which were reopened by the current mayor of the municipality, Kadri Rahimaj, will have to be closed again.

This is after the Supreme Court has confirmed the Court of Appeals' decision to close schools, giving Kastrac right.

The Express newspaper has secured the Supreme Court's conviction, which is said to have declared unequivocal complaints by the Kamenica municipality for reviewing the case.

The “is rejected as being based on the request for extraordinary review of the court decision, submitted by the unknown, the Kamenica Community, against the act of Court of Appeals ) the Department of Administration Affairs, a No.202/2022, dated 21.03.2022<1>, is said in the Supreme Court's act.

Otherwise, Kastrati had closed these schools while he was mayor. After the elections, at the helm of the municipality came Kadri Rahimaj, who decided to reopen schools in question.

After taking that decision by Rahimaj, former head Central Kastrati had addressed the Pristina Constitutional Court, with the request to annul the decision to open those schools and have sought to postpone the execution of the decision. The foundation had approved Kastrati's request for closing schools until the final decision, which was then approved by the Court of Appeals.

Against this decision was issued the Kamenica municipality, which had filed complaints for the case to be turned into a review, a request the Supreme Court has declared unfounded.

So, the school I opened up to, they'll have to close again.