Tahiri sends letter to Haxhi, urges clarification for financing of Gashi exhibition

Shkelzen Gashi's scandalous exhibition has triggered numerous reactions because it contains inaccurate records about massacres committed in Kosovo during 1998-1999 by Serb forces at the time. This exhibition is funded by the Kosovo Assembly.

In this context, the head of the AAK Parliamentary Group, Faithful Tahiri, is officially addressed to the head of the Parliament, Haxhiu Albulen, asking for detailed explanations of the entire process related to this project.

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Through his letter, Tahiri has raised concerns about the way public funds are used and has demanded that exactly how many tools have been shared in implementing the exhibition.

It also requires full transparency for the procedures followed, including the time when the call for application is opened, the criteria upon which beneficiaries are selected, as well as the number of organisations that have competed for this project.

Another point raised by Tahiri relates to identifying decision-making structures, seeking to clarify which institution or body has made the final decision on the selection.

According to him, in such cases, when sensitive topics affect history and collective memory are addressed, institutions should show a high level of responsibility and accountability in order to preserve the citizens' trust.