On the eve of the birthday of national hero George Kastrioti Skanderbeg and the 25th anniversary of the liberation of the municipality of Gjakova, the monument of Skanderbeg was unveiled.

The unveiling ceremony took place in the Grand Park of the city, with municipal authorities, various political figures, and numerous citizens from Albanian lands in attendance.

Mayor Ardian Gjini praised the placement of Skanderbeg’s monument in the city, heavily affected by war and Serbian barbarism during the Kosova War. He emphasized Skanderbeg’s figure as a symbol of the enduring unity among Albanians over the centuries.

Ramush Haradinaj, Chairman of the Alliance for the Future of Kosova (AAK), highlighted Skanderbeg’s significance as a symbol of Albanian unity and the eternal connection with the West. He stated that Skanderbeg’s legacy continues to inspire efforts for freedom, including in Gjakova.

The unveiling ceremony concluded with musical performances by renowned singers such as Ilir Shaqiri and Kastriot Tusha, singing verses that resonate with Albanian pride and resilience.

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