Ismet Krasniqi highlights economic impact of Mediterranean Games in Prishtina

Ismet Krasniqi says the Mediterranean Games in Prishtina will create strong economic and development opportunities for Kosovo.

He makes these remarks during an investors’ conference in Prishtina. He stresses that major sports events generate tourism, create jobs, support local businesses, and strengthen international partnerships.

He states that Prishtina can become a regional hub for international sports events. He adds that such events drive infrastructure development and attract long-term investment.

Krasniqi highlights the Mediterranean Games Prishtina 2030 as a historic opportunity. He says the event accelerates infrastructure projects and brings lasting economic benefits.

He confirms that preparations already begin. Authorities develop modern sports facilities, upgrade urban infrastructure, expand tourism capacity, and strengthen Kosovo’s international position.

He emphasizes cooperation between public institutions, international partners, and the private sector. He says investors’ presence shows that Prishtina welcomes development and future growth.

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