Kurti calls on non-US communities to register: You are the value and identity of our country

It via a video in “Facebook”, it has stated that non-US communities are the value and identity of Kosovo and that our “society is rich” because non-US communities are part of it.

Kurti added that the census is not only a statistical note, but a powerful declaration of each citizen's identity, rights, and location.

My complete Kurti address:

Dear fellow citizens of the Serb, Bosnian, Turkish, Ashkali, Egyptian, Roma, and Goran community,

It's been two weeks now, one of the most important companies for our country: Population registration, family economies and housing.

He becomes every 10 years and he's defined for the decade before us.

Each one's participation is not just a statistical note; it is a powerful declaration of identity, rights, and country of every citizen in our society.

Population registration is not just a bureaucratic exercise; it is a mechanism through which we form policies and share resources to ensure that every citizen, regardless of ethnicity or trust, will receive the support and services that belong to him.

According to it, separation and distribution of the state budget. Its results define state social and development policies, investments in your communities, subsidies in your support, social and health services programmes and services.

Only with a full and accurate record will we be able to know better how many nests and schools you need; how many cultural, recreation, and sports spaces should be planned in the service of your communities; what social programs and politics respond to your needs and so on.

The census is the official record of the composition of our society. His records then become a mirror of our policies and the responsibility of our state and institutions.

The recorders will come from door to door. Welcome them as good hosts.

Non-communities are the value and identity of our country. Our company is rich because you're part of it. So do not hesitate, but register.

Thank you.