Kurti went to Pec yesterday with ministers and deputies

Prime Minister Albin Kurti went to Pec yesterday along with several ministers and deputies.

The prime minister's office announced last night that Kurti began his visit to the Judo National Centre, where he was hosted by the chairman of the Kosovo Federation of Judo, Agron Kuka and the champion team of Juddos.

At this meeting, they introduced the prime minister's enlargement project of the Judo National Centre as part of the “Kosovo programme, state of Judo”. The government is investing in empowering the jungle within the country and in international promotion through maintenance and further increase in the results of our Judists”, the ZKM says.

As ZKM reported, the next stop, Kurt had it at the Minister's Tower, “which has a unique architecture and style, and which is being restored in co-operation with our international partners, to continue in the Long Cavalise, which despite the massovik destruction by Serb forces has been rebuilt”.

“E later, the visit continued to the hundreds of years-old barber shop Musa Gorani, which has been restored and functional thanks to the government's direct support”.

“Ending his visit to the town of Peja, Prime Minister Kurti paid his visit to Cinema “Jusuf Gervalla”, where he met with the directors of Annibar and the International Animated Film Festival, which according to the prime minister makes an important place in our art scene promoting our diversity and culture through animated films and many other programs. The 14th edition of the Anibar festival is taking place from July 17th to July 23rd”.

During this visit, Kurti was accompanied by Industry, Trade and Trade Minister Dauline Osmani, Deputy Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation Taulant Kelmendi and MPs Gramos Agusholli, Fatmire Kolcak and Ardian Gola.

Various restoration projects have been developed in these two years in the Peja region, and we are working on this potential to turn into welfare for citizens”, the ZKM/KM report said.