Uran Ismaili message to Pristina women and girls: We will return security to the city, with streets lit up and no wanderers

Ismaili pointed out that the main security problems in the capital are related to the poor lighting in the neighborhood, the large number of stray dogs, and the lack of functional sidewalks, which has especially caused women, children, and elderly people to feel insecure and often to be isolated from community life after darkness.

His plan for safe 24/7 includes:

Lighting over 1,000 additional roads;

Building 450 kilometers of new sidewalks, as well as expanding and repairing existing ones;

The capture, sterilization, vaccine and registration of 5,000 stray dogs, lowering them for half their population;

The deployment of 200 trained security officers in elementary and high school.

Besiana Musmurat, former education director in the Pristina municipality, and an Assembly candidate, who shared her experience as a new mother:

The uncertainty is not just perception; it has become a daily reality. Walking in a baby carriage in Pristina is often almost Olympic sport whether sidewalks are missing or broken or busy with cars. Only 20% of our streets have functional sidewalks. ”

Musmurati added that “as the current chairman deals with the exchange of property and fine order, our families daily face the most basic problems such as lighting, wandering dogs and security at the” school.

She also stressed that one of the reasons why he joined Ismaili Bridge because “ai has placed security at the centre of his programme for Pristina”./Periscopi/