She explained to those present that she has lived abroad in Albania for 27 years and focused on the motive that brought her to this gathering.

“I have been living in Belgium for nearly three decades and I am here today to raise my voice! Prime Minister Rama spends 4 million euros on a concert, while Albanian citizens suffer to receive proper medical care!” she declared.

The protester then shifted attention to the need for accountability from high-ranking officials, calling on the justice system not to target the free expressions of the people on various platforms.

“Instead of launching investigations into the reviews people leave on certain businesses, you should first remove the immunity of Mrs. Balluku, so that she can be investigated!” she concluded amid applause.

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The meeting addressed the priorities of the health sector, with particular focus on opportunities for cooperation in this area.

Vitia expressed his gratitude for the continued support Belgium has provided, while also stressing the importance of advancing cooperation to strengthen the health system and improve the quality of services for citizens.

For his part, Ambassador Cuvelier expressed readiness to support initiatives that help the development of the health sector in Kosovo.

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In the first case, on Wednesday, the Directorate for International Police Cooperation, in coordination with other police units and justice institutions, carried out the extradition of the Kosovar citizen with the initials L.B. from Belgium to Kosovo.

According to the announcement, he had been arrested by the Belgian authorities after INTERPOL had declared him wanted through an international wanted notice issued by justice institutions in Kosovo.

After the extradition, L.B. was handed over to the relevant Kosovo Police units in the Prizren region, where legal procedures will continue.

Also on Wednesday, at around 13:45, officials from the Directorate for International Police Cooperation, in coordination with the police in the Pristina region, arrested the German citizen with the initials A.J.

Police said he was wanted by INTERPOL on the basis of an international arrest warrant issued by the authorities in Spain.

Under the order of the duty prosecutor, the detainee was sent into police custody for 48 hours, while the procedures предусмотрed by law will continue against him.

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