A total of 773 families in 21 municipalities across Kosovo will benefit from the Adequate Social Housing Project, which includes the construction, reconstruction and renovation of homes for families in need.

Fitore Pacolli, acting Minister of Environment, Spatial Planning and Infrastructure, announced that the project is worth €37 million.

Pacolli described the initiative as the largest public investment made to date in the field of social housing in Kosovo.

She announced that the project will cover 21 municipalities, with 773 families set to benefit.

Pacolli said she presented the Adequate Social Housing Project together with Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Minister Andin Hoti.

According to her, the signing of cooperation memorandums with the beneficiary municipalities will begin on Monday, while implementation of the project will start immediately.

The acting minister stressed that through this initiative, the state will support citizens who are most in need, describing the project as an investment in dignity, security and well-being.

Pacolli said the aim is to create social policies that put citizens at the center and ensure that no one is left behind.

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