The Assembly of the municipality of Gjilan, under the leadership of Prime Minister Crenare Latifi Kqiku, has held the ninth regular session for this year, where the financial report for January 2026, has been reviewed and several decisions of public interest have been adopted.

During the presentation of the financial report, the director for Buzhet and Finance, Avdyl Kastrati, has announced that the municipality’s personal revenues for this period have exceeded 4.2m euros, reaching over 73 percent of the annual plan. Meanwhile, overall expenditures have reached 33.3m euros.

The proposal for declaring legal public interest in securing land for the purpose of expanding the Ladovo village cemetery has also been reviewed.

Economic Development Director Haki Huruglica has also presented the proposal for subvention of public companies NPL bus station and NPL Tregü.

The Assembly has also approved the final report on the assessment of damage from natural disasters and other disasters, as well as changes to municipal commissions for road appointment and selecting local councils.

In the meantime, at the beginning of the session, under the campaign Thetor Rose, health professionals have conveyed messages about the importance of early breast cancer prevention and discovery. Director of Health and Social Management Mimoza Kadriu-Cecretium has announced that at Gjilan’s QKMF, as of 2023, the free mammography service is offered.

The hearing also presented information on the start of the new school year 2026/2027, while the Draft-Stautt of the Song and People’s Dance Ensabble has been postponed for a discussion at the next meeting.

At the end of the session, the Assembly has held a minute of silence in honour of Arlinda Zekaj, who was killed in Vitomirica in Pec. /Telegraphy/