The mayor of Ferizaj, Agim Aliu, has promised 10 million euros in investments in education on the tenth day of the electoral campaign, for the local elections of October 12. Aliu is aiming for a third consecutive term at the head of Ferizaj, as a candidate of the Democratic Party. In a video he shared on Facebook, he said that 672 classrooms will be equipped with digital boards, four school buildings will have their spaces reconstructed in the form of a campus. In his vision for education, he has promised the construction of schools, kindergartens, a Resource Center for children with disabilities and special scholarships for students in deficit fields.
And the mayor of Prizren, Shaqir Totaj, who is also a candidate for a second term, has said that he will work to improve the supply of drinking water for the people of Prizren. He has promoted an investment in the city center for emergency response.
Meanwhile, Uran Ismaili, who is aiming for the post of mayor of Pristina, has shared a video of the weekly newspaper prepared by the PDK, where he shares his vision and plan for the capital.
"We will launch a unique digital library for all schools, connected to the city library's book collection with access to literature, books and other teaching materials, anywhere and on any device. 2000 euro municipal scholarship for students of deficit university science majors," said Aliu.
"There are projects that by their nature are invisible. For the first time in Shadërvan, we have installed hydrants that can serve us in cases of disasters. We have also worked with dedication to improve the supply of drinking water. In the next mandate, we will dedicate ourselves to contributing even more to improving the supply of drinking water," Totaj promised.
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