Tetovo Municipality: The naming of streets from 2007 was not approved by the Government and does not appear in the Cadastre

The Municipality of Tetovo has reacted again regarding the Constitutional Court’s decision to annul the Albanian-language names of streets and the square in Tetovo.

In its reaction, the Municipality says that the Albanian judges of the Constitutional Court, elected by the previous government, instead of defending the Albanian interest in this institution, are engaging in day-to-day politics.

According to the Municipality, the truth is that the decision to rename the streets in Tetovo never fully entered into force, because the 4 DUI-led governments after 2007 never processed it as a decision in the Government. For this reason, it is emphasized that these names were never registered either in the Cadastre or in the Central Registry.

The same reaction states that, despite this situation, the Albanian judges in the Constitutional Court should not have allowed this procedure to be opened precisely at a time when the Municipality of Tetovo is close to completing the process for the official renaming of streets in Tetovo.

The Municipality adds that with this action, the aim is clearly to incite interethnic tensions, while behind this tendency, according to it, stands DUI.