Uran Ismaili in Llukar: Villages part of change in Pristina, pledges for kindergartens, water and electricity

The candidate for mayor of Pristina, Uran Ismaili, held his next rally in the village of Llukar, where he was welcomed by numerous residents of the area. In front of them, Ismaili stressed that Pristina does not need to depend on the government to solve the problems of its citizens and villages.

"I don't come up with projects that I can't implement. Pristina is a center that has its own budget and can decide on its own. We don't need anyone to fix kindergartens, lights, water supply, sidewalks or sports infrastructure," he said.

Ismaili stressed that the ongoing conflicts between the government and the municipality are harming the development of the capital, while emphasizing that after October 12, it will bring a government that works for the citizens, not in conflict with other institutions. "Pristina should use its own money for its own affairs, it does not need the Government for basic services," he said.