Kurti visits Ulpiana: This wealth presents tremendous potential for tourism development

The country's prime minister, Albin Kurti, has visited Ulpiana Park where a special inscription by Emperor Justinian (527-565) was discovered last year.

Kurti has said this discovery has shown the connection to Dardania, adding that they have gone to see closely the archaeological excavations led by archaeologists Christopher Goddard from the University “The normal Supérieure” in Paris, Arben Hajdari from the University of Pristina and Milot Berisha from the Kosovo Archaeological Institute.

“After the historical discovery, the team has expanded excavations at Justinian's Basilica, denoting fragments of mosaic decorated with geometric bird motives, cups and fountains. These symbolic references to the ritual of baptism, where the soul finds a second life with water of baptism, such as the bird coming to drink water from the spring. ”

“Mosaic worked by local stones, which is marked by a high artistic achievement, with more than four shades separated. Artist works of these men who lived in the time of Justinian rule. Such evidence illuminates our country's rich and ancient pastThat Kurti wrote.

He's already said that part of the team of archaeologists, there were today many Bachelor-level students, Master of Doctora.

“To ensure the maintenance of the local presentation, we have approved the Management Plan and announced the call for the implementation of this plan, through which we aim at functioning and interpreting the dignity of this treasure of our cultural heritage. ”

There were today many Bachelor-level students, the Master of Doctora, with a number of them backed by the government through scholarships. New archaeologists and archaeologists represent the next generation, which will continue with research at Ulpiana and other archaeological sites in our country. ”

“Government's devotion to archaeology remains steadfast, including in program priorities and providing institutional, professional and financial supportHe's finished.