5 hours ago“The extraordinary size of hospitality”, German ambassador writes for his first 100 days in Kosovo
Periskopi(6 months ago)
(6 months ago)German Ambassador Rainer Rudolph, through a post on the face of the German Embassy, has written for his first 100 days in Kosovo, stressing that the extraordinary extent of hospitality he felt is one of the strongest impressions he has experienced from the first days in Pristina. He said that curiosity [...]
He has said curiosity has led him beyond Pristina, taking walks, walks in Prizren, visiting the Decani monastery, and visiting the country's north.
And wherever I was, the experience has been the same: hospitable people, meaningful conversations and a deep sense of attachment to Germany, the ambassador said.
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100 days in Kosovo
One of the strongest impressions of my first days in Pristina and something that has accompanied me since then is the extraordinary warmth of the hospitality I have felt wherever I have gone. From the beginning, I have received kindly, open, and smile sincerely.
Of course, it all started here in Pristina, but my curiosity soon led me beyond the city. I walked in the mountains near Brody, walked through the charming old city of Prizren, visited the beautiful monastery in Decani, and traveled north and wherever I was, the experience has been the same: hospitable people, meaningful conversations and a deep sense of attachment to Germany.
Knowing this place through his people has been a real pleasure. And Kosovo's beauty doesn't even require long travel. It starts right next to my doorstep, when I run to the Germ Park on weekends.
I am looking forward to more beautiful days here in Kosovo.
