Republic of Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu’s Address on the 10th Anniversary of Academic Fehmi Agani’s murder
Ten years ago, Kosovo experienced the worst tragedy in its history. In the spring of 1999, faced with NATO airstrikes and convinced that its atrocious rule over Kosovo was reaching its end, Serbia committed unseen massacres upon the civilian population all around Kosovo. While Serb regular police and military forces were slaughtering unprotected Albanians every day, pyromaniacs encouraged by Milosevic and the entire Belgrade caste were burning houses and schools one by one, showing no respect for cultural facilities either.
President Sejdiu conveys his greetings to President Bamir Topi
Republic of Kosovo’s President Fatmir Sejdiu has congratulated Republic of Albania’s President Bamir Topi on Albania’s becoming a full member of NATO.
Below you may read the contents of the letter of congratulation sent to President Topi:
President Sejdiu congratulated President Mesić on Republic of Croatia’s becoming a full member of NATO
The Republic of Kosovo’s Fatmir Sejdiu has sent e telegram congratulating the Republic of Croatia’s President Stjepan Mesić on the accession of Croatia to NATO. Below you may read its contents:
The speech held by the President of the Republic of Kosovo, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu, on the 10th anniversary of the murder of Bajram Kelmendi and his two sons, Kastriot and Kushtrim Kelmendi
We have gathered here today to commemorate together the distinguished legal practice and engagement for human and national freedom of Bajram Kelmendi, who, on 25 March 1999, together with his two sons, Kastriot and Kushtrim, joint the great pantheon of tribunes of Kosovo’s freedom and independence.
President Sejdiu’s Message on the 10th Anniversary of the Commencement of NATO Air Strikes for the Freedom of Kosovo
On the other hand, we thank the representatives of EULEX, which arrived, with our invitation, to assist us in strengthening further our capacities in the fields of rule of law and justice.
The speech of the President of Republic of Kosovo, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu, at the Commemoration Academy held in honour of Dr. Latif Berisha and Mr. Agim Hajrizi
I invite the family members to receive the medals and acknowledgments as a token of honour and permanent institutional commemoration that the Republic of Kosovo shall maintain for its best sons and daughters who have lived, worked and sacrificed for their country.
President Sejdiu expressed his condolences to the German President, Mr. Horst Kohler
The President of the Republic of Kosovo, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu, has sent a telegram of condolence to his German counterpart, Mr. Horst Kohler, for the tragedy that has taken place yesterday in the German town of Winneden, where a young man murdered 15 citizens, among them an Albanian student from Kosovo. Below you may read the contents of the telegram:
President Sejdiu Writes to Outgoing British Prime Minister Tony Blair
Prishtina, 20 June 2007 – His Excellency Tony Blair Prime Minister of Great Britain 10 Downing Street London, GB Honorable Mr. Blair, Having won three terms as Britain’s Prime Minister, you have proven to be an outstanding politician serving your great country. For this, certainly, your nation will cherish your heritage as an invaluable treasure in the history that straddles centuries and millennia.
The Speech of the President of Kosovo, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu, in the reception organized on the occasion of 12 June, the Freedom Day
Prishtina, 12 June 2007 Dear representatives of the institutional and social life in Kosovo, Dear representatives of diplomatic offices, Dear representatives of UNMIK, KFOR and other international organizations in Kosovo, Ladies and Gentlemen: We have gathered today to celebrate the Freedom Day.
The speech of the President of Kosova, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu …
Your Excellency, Ambassador Verbeke, Honorable Members of the Delegation: I am very pleased to welcome you here today and to share with you our views on the current state of affairs in Kosovo as we are entering the final, decisive phase of the status process. On behalf of the Unity Team and on behalf of the people of Kosovo I wish to thank you for your visit. This mission, just like any other previous mission of the UN Security Council is much appreciated by the institutions and the people of Kosovo. After eight years of uncertainty and transitional UN administration, the time has come to solve the last outstanding issue related to the violent breakup of Yugoslavia.