Jahjaga denies any connection to “file Epstein”: The mention of my name relates only to an electronic correspondence of third parties

Former president of the Republic of Kosovo, Atifete Jahjaga, has reacted publicly to reports linking her name to “file Epstein”, describing them as completely baseless and false. She has stressed that throughout her entire institutional engagement, there has never been any recognition, appointment, or any kind of contact with the person on [...]
She has stressed that during all her institutional engagement, there has never been any recognition, appointment, or any kind of contact with the person in question, underlining that her name does not figure in any published document.
According to Jahjaga, the mention of her name is linked only to an electronic correspondence of third parties, which does not witness any meeting, request, or personal contact with her. She has clarified that the email is vaguely mentioned “President of Kosovo”, without specifying which president is involved and without any request for a meeting on her behalf.
Full response:
Public Explaining
Media reports for my “connection to “Epstein” is completely baseless and false. As president of the Republic of Kosovo, I have never had any recognition, appointment or contact with the person in question.
The mention of my name by the media with the case of recently published documents is only related to an electronic correspondence of the third parties, which does not constitute or witness any meeting, recognition or personal connection to me. My name is nowhere mentioned in any published document.
This third-party email mentions the president of Kosovo, but it is not clear who, and it does not mention the request for a meeting in his or her name.
Any other report is insulin and opinion fraud, as can easily be seen by documents.
I ask that this explanation be given to the media that have coveted my name, especially since I haven't even met, met, or requested an appointment with the person in question in any position I've held so far.












