​Hamza from Mitrovica: Let all of Kosovo hear that a new wind of change is blowing
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The candidate for prime minister from the Democratic Party of Kosovo, Bedri Hamza, has pledged that during his government, Kosovo will strengthen relations with the United States of America and the European Union.

At the electoral rally in Mitrovica, Hamza promised that after February 9, salaries in the public sector will be increased by 50 percent, while he also promised that essential medicines will be free.
Hamza said that when this city moves, all of Kosovo moves forward, so he asked that "the whole country hear that a new wind of change is blowing", which according to him will culminate with the victory of the PDK on February 9.

“Kosovo, which can do better, has started in Mitrovica. This city has always been the heart of development, progress and national pride. When Kosovo is in need, Mitrovica responds. When Mitrovica moves, the whole country moves forward. Today, from the city of Isa Boletini, Mehë Uka, let all of Kosovo hear that a new wind is blowing. On February 9, this spirit, your energy will explode into a great victory,” said Hamza.

The PDK candidate for prime minister also listed his electoral promises, underlining that the epicenter of transformation will be Mitrovica.

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