A curfew has been announced for Sunday in Skopje, impacting the area surrounding the official residence of the President of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti. According to an announcement made on August 26, 2026, the safety unit of the police in Skopje is responsible for implementing and enforcing measures related to the city-wide curfew. Authorities have issued an appeal to all citizens, urging compliance with the directives issued by police officers throughout the area.
The restrictions coincide with an official event where President Kurti is scheduled to participate. He will attend a ceremony organized by the ruling party’s delegation, which is headed by the first vice-premier and minister for European Affairs, Bekim Sali. The ceremony will take place at the memorial plaque dedicated to Mother Teresa in central Skopje, commemorating the saint’s birthday.
The implementation of the curfew is intended to manage security around the presidential residence during the day’s activities. Citizens are advised to adhere strictly to the established curfews in Skopje. The police presence will be heightened to ensure public order during the proceedings involving President Kurti and the political delegation.
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