The election rally of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) in Pristina was held in an enthusiastic atmosphere, with a wide participation of citizens and party supporters. The purpose of the rally was to reinforce the message of continuity of work in the capital and support for a second term of the current mayor, Përparim Rama. At this event, the LDK leader, Lumir Abdixhiku, and Përparim Rama himself spoke, who gave two speeches full of emotions, arguments and strong political messages.

In his speech, Lumir Abdixhiku emphasized that “Prishtina is with the LDK and with Përparim Rama”, underlining that over the past four years, the capital has experienced development and transformation under Rama’s leadership. He accused the central government of lack of cooperation and of deliberate blockades of Pristina projects, citing cases where capital investments have been rejected or delayed. Abdixhiku presented the LDK as a force that represents the citizenship, wisdom and political morality that Kosovo has lacked for years. He said that the LDK and Pristina are rising together in a new civic spirit that chooses work over words, culture over arrogance and stability over division. In the end, he invited citizens to vote for the continuation of the work, calling this “a vote for citizenship and for Pristina moving forward”. Meanwhile, Përparim Rama gave a warm and sincere speech, filled with emotions and calls for civic mobilization. He spoke about the work accomplished during his mandate, mentioning the “Prishtina.work” platform as evidence of transparency and fulfillment of promises. Rama described the daily challenges and institutional blockades, but emphasized that he has not stopped and will not stop, because the love for the city is stronger than any obstacle. He urged citizens to turn out in large numbers to vote for “work, vision and love for Pristina” on Sunday.

In his speech, Rama presented a clear vision for the future: a modern, functional, digital and green Pristina, with clean air and equality for all. He stressed that the capital is already on the world map through cultural events, concerts and international conferences, and that this momentum must continue. His speech ended with a powerful call: “Don’t vote for the blockade, vote for work and cooperation for our beloved city. Go out, vote for a Pristina that works, unites and does not stop.”

The event ended with long applause and a symbolic moment when Përparim Rama invited Lumir Abdixhiku to the stage. Rama, for his part, thanked the citizens for their continued love and support, concluding with the words: "Love, love for Pristina, for our city and for the future that we build together."

Rama: “Dil, voto për Prishtinën që punon, që bashkon dhe që nuk ndalet.”

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