The Speaker of the Assembly of Kosovo, Glauk Konjufca, has called on all citizens to go out and vote in the parliamentary elections on February 9. He cast his vote at the polling center in the Faculty of Economics in Pristina.

Konjufca stated that today is a very important day for the country’s democracy. He added that the most important thing today is for the elections to be free and fair.

The number of polling centers available to citizens is 941, of which 903 are for regular voting, with a total of 2,533 polling stations, and 38 polling centers for conditional voting (one per municipality), with a total of 56 polling stations.

For the first time in the history of elections in Kosovo, eligible voters have the opportunity in these parliamentary elections to choose a political entity and up to ten candidates for deputies, unlike previous elections when the option was to select only up to five candidates.

Today's parliamentary elections on February 9 are also being monitored by over 100 observers from the European Union, reports KosovaPress.