Caka-Niman: Approval of the Constitution shaped our collective goals and understanding of the public service

This statement, Caka-Niman, made Tuesday during the Kosovo Constitutional Day note, the organisation this by the Coalition of Nongovernmental Organisations consisting of the Kosovo Institute for Justice (IKD), the FOL Movement and Progress Initiative (INPO), reports “the Justice Voctimo “, Transemton Periscope.

“points to the fact that the adoption of the Kosovo Constitution has also reformed our collective goals, and therefore, the meaning of the public service. Already, when the basic goals of freedom and independence were fulfilled, the new cycle of task for collective contribution has begun. responsibilities to the values of democracy embedded in the Constitution. A cycle of gradual construction of a collective identity, driven by the promise of constitutional patriotism a call to be listed, above all, about principles and commitments that define our constitutional vision”, she said.

Caka-Niman stressed that Kosovo's Constitution reminds us that a constitutional order based on peace and democracy could be established on the foundations of the war.

A highly modern document that reminds us that on the foundations of sacrifice, resistance and war, a constitutional order built on peace and democracy can be established. A constitution based on higher international standards and pushing Kosovo towards equal status in Euro-Atlantic structures”, she said.

Caka-Niman said that this constitution also transforms the purpose of bringing our homeland of love to each of us to a new patriotic form, such as constitutional, and service to it. He said that each of us is assigned to serve that purpose.

Public service, according to it, brings appropriate results and makes sense only when each one's work includes passion, faith, and ideals in common.

It only makes sense when it is described with the courage to put common public good on personal interest, looking beyond the individual horizon to the legacy and trails that we all leave behind”, Caka-Niman said.

The former chairman of the Constitution said the public service makes sense when the belief that democracy is not given, comes from high, but is cultivated through daily work.

“Building and democracy are long-term processes that require each individual's commitment; the stability of not losing patience when the results are not immediate; the commitment to maintaining the achievements we already have; and the belief that we have work, ethics and integrity each of us every day sets a small pillar towards meeting the values embedded in our constitutional order”, she said further.

The former chairman of the Constitution said that respect that has been done today increases the weight of commitment to further serve that goal.

At the end of her speech, Caka-Niman said she is honoured to accept this gratitude from the Coalition of Nongovernmental Organizations, calling it an example of activism.

“While I will celebrate this date with an additional gratitude ] to the Kosovo Institute for Justice, Movement Foll and Progress Initiative. I am especially honored to accept this gratitude from you, that you are an example of activism, commitment and contribution to state and society”, she said.

Otherwise, the Coalition of Nongovernmental Organisations consisting of the Kosovo Institute for Justice (IKD), the FOL Movement and Progress Initiative (INPO) on Tuesday organised the Republic of Kosovo's Constitutional Day note. The historical importance of the Constitution, achievements, and challenges of living the Constitution in practice was highlighted in this event.