Former Kosova President Thaçi sends message to citizens

TIRANA, July 3 – Former Kosova President Hashim Thaçi has sent a message to Kosova’s citizens through Bedri Hamza following a meeting between the two.

Hamza said in a social media post that Thaçi asked him to convey his warmest greetings to all citizens. He added that they ended their conversation with hope that they would meet again in Kosova soon.

Meanwhile, the leader of the Democratic Party of Kosova concluded his post with the message, “The sun will rise again.”

He dedicated the message to what he described as “the liberators, our glorious history, and Kosova.”

/a.p./

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