Cumhurbaşkanı Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Kosova'nın yeni cumhurbaşkanı seçilen Justina Shiroka Pula'ya tebrik mektubu göndererek iki ülke arasındaki iş birliğinin süreceğine olan inancını vurguladı.
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Justina Shiroka Pula, 6 Ekim'de Kosova Meclisi'nde yapılan oylama ile ülkenin 3. kadın cumhurbaşkanı seçilmiştir. Eski cumhurbaşkanı Vjosa Osmani'nin görev süresi 4 Nisan'da sona ermiştir.
Kosova Cumhurbaşkanlığından yapılan yazılı açıklamaya göre, Shiroka Pula, görevine başlaması dolayısıyla Cumhurbaşkanı Recep Tayyip Erdoğan'dan tebrik mektubu aldı.
Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan, mektubunda, Türk halkı ve şahsı adına Shiroka Pula'ya en içten tebriklerini iletti ve iki ülke arasındaki çok katmanlı işbirliğinin gelecek dönemde de gelişmeye devam edeceğine inandığını belirtti.
Erdoğan, Shiroka Pula'nın görev süresi boyunca iki ülke arasındaki işbirliğinin bölgesel istikrar ve barışa katkısının artarak devam edeceğine inandığını vurguladı.
Mektubunun sonunda Shiroka Pula'ya sağlık ve mutluluk dileklerini ileten Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan, dost ve kardeş olarak nitelendirdiği Kosova halkına da esenlik ve refah diledi.
Kosova'nın 3. kadın cumhurbaşkanı
Shiroka Pula, Sırbistan'dan tek taraflı bağımsızlığını 2008'de ilan eden Kosova'nın 3. kadın cumhurbaşkanı oldu.
120 sandalyeli Kosova Meclisinde 6 Ekim'de yapılan oylamada, Kosova Bilimler ve Sanatlar Akademisi (ASHAK) Başkanı 73 yaşındaki Justina Shiroka Pula, 81 milletvekilinin desteğini alarak ülkenin yeni cumhurbaşkanı seçilmişti.
Eski Kosova Cumhurbaşkanı Vjosa Osmani’nin 5 yıllık görev süresi, 4 Nisan'da dolmuştu.
Ekonomi alanında uzun yıllar akademisyenlik yapan Shiroka Pula, 2008-2011 döneminde Kosova Enerji ve Madencilik Bakanı, 2011-2014 döneminde milletvekili olarak görev yapmıştı.
Shiroka Pula, Aralık 2025'te ASHAK Başkanlığına seçilmişti.

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