Switzerland stands for a social inclusion of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian citizens of Kosovo

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Embassy of Switzerland in Kosovo — Summit on Antigypsyism 2021 © TDH Kosovo

Today, the Ambassador of Switzerland to Kosovo Thomas Kolly, together with the Prime Minister of Kosovo Mr. Albin Kurti, participated in the “Summit on Antigypsyism 2021” to discuss how racial discrimination continues deterring the inclusion of Roma, Ashkali and Egyptians. Whilst recalling that the strength of a society is reflected by how minorities are treated, Ambassador Kolly also encouraged members of minority communities in Kosovo to be active in promoting and upholding their rights, in particular as regards women and children.