Consitution of the Republic of Kosovo

The Constitution of Kosovo, adopted on June 15, 2008, serves as the supreme legal document that guarantees the sovereignty, democratic governance, and legal framework of the Republic of Kosovo. Crafted with the guidance of international legal standards and the Ahtisaari Plan, it reflects the nation’s aspirations for peace, stability, and European integration. As a modern and inclusive constitution, it upholds human rights, the rule of law, and fundamental freedoms, ensuring equal treatment for all citizens regardless of ethnicity, religion, or gender. The Constitution is essential not only for the internal governance of Kosovo but also for reinforcing its legitimacy and credibility in the international arena.

Given Kosovo’s unique post-conflict landscape and its richly diverse multi-ethnic population—including Albanians, Serbs, Turks, Bosniaks, Gorani, and Roma—the Constitution is indispensable for fostering coexistence and long-term harmony. It institutionalizes mechanisms for minority representation, decentralized governance, and cultural rights, creating a legal and social foundation for multi-ethnic integration. In this delicate socio-political environment, the Constitution is more than a legal document; it is a symbol of unity and commitment to democratic values. Its implementation remains vital for sustainable development, international recognition, and the continued progress of Kosovo as a sovereign, inclusive, and peaceful nation.

June 15, 2011

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Kushtetuta e Kosovës

15 Qershor 2008 – Kushtetuta e Kosovës

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