PRISHTINA, April 25/ATA/ At the invitation of her counterpart Stevo Pendarovski, President of the Republic of Kosovo Vjosa Osmani will begin her official visit to the Republic of North Macedonia on Wednesday.
“After the meeting with President Pendarovski and the joint press conference, Osmani will meet with Speaker of the Assembly of North Macedonia Talat Xhafer and then she is expected to address the lawmakers of the Assembly with a speech. Afterwards, President Osmani will also meet with Prime Minister Dimitar Kovacevski. During the day, she will also have separate meetings with the parliamentary groups represented in the Assembly, as well as a joint working lunch with women leaders from various fields”, reads a press release of the Office of the President.
During the visit to North Macedonia, President Osmani will participate in the inauguration of a road named after the Historical President of Kosovo, dr. Ibrahim Rugova in the municipality of Çairi. Meanwhile, at the headquarters of the Embassy of Kosovo, President Osmani will post-mortem decorate with the “Hasan Prishtina” Order the iconic leader of the Albanians of North Macedonia Arbër Xhaferi, who stands out for the protection and promotion of the rights of Albanians everywhere. President Osmani will also donate a contingent of books to the Albanian language library in Manastir.
It is also reported that during her stay in North Macedonia, President Osmani will put flowers on the statue of the national hero Gjergj Kastrioti-Skënderbeu, on the bust of Hasan Prishtina and on the plaque of Mother Teresa, as well as visit the Institute of Spiritual and Cultural Heritage of Albanians.
During her visit to North Macedonia, President Osmani will also visit Tetova where she will meet the mayor of the municipality Bilall Kasami, several mayors of municipalities led by Albanians and intellectuals of this municipality.
President Osmani will end her visit to this municipality at the State University of Tetova, where she will speak to students and academic staff about regional political and security challenges. /KosovaPress/p.s./
