During a campaign stop in the municipality of Viti, the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) candidate for Prime Minister, Bedri Hamza, issued a sharp critique of the current administration's priorities.
Hamza argued that while Viti possesses significant potential, it remains neglected in terms of essential infrastructure. He specifically highlighted that the municipality still lacks a proper, efficient connection to the "Arbën Xhaferi" highway, a project he claims is long overdue.
Beyond infrastructure, Hamza turned his focus to the economic hardships facing local families. He accused the ruling government of pursuing absolute power and engaging in political conflict rather than addressing the rising cost of living.
"Citizens are counting their cents to make it through the month, while the government is busy with electoral calculations and thinking only of their votes," Hamza stated. He concluded by emphasizing that Kosovo has no more time to lose and that voters expect tangible improvements in their daily lives.
