Today, 1 July 2026, to mark Enforcement Day, representatives of the Chamber of Private Enforcement Agents of Kosovo visited Down Syndrome Kosova for a friendly institutional meeting aimed at raising awareness and offering support.
During the visit, the Chamber’s representatives were welcomed by the Executive Director of Down Syndrome Kosova, Ms Sebahate Hajdini Beqiri, and the organization’s staff. At the meeting, they learned first-hand about the organization’s daily work, activities, working conditions and commitment to supporting people with Down syndrome and their families.
The Chamber’s representatives expressed their appreciation for the valuable work that Down Syndrome Kosova is doing to empower this community, promote its social inclusion and create equal opportunities. They emphasized that such commitment makes an important contribution to society and deserves continued support from institutions and citizens alike.
On this occasion, a donation was presented to Down Syndrome Kosova on behalf of all private enforcement agents who are members of the Chamber of Private Enforcement Agents of Kosovo, as a token of gratitude and support for the organization’s humanitarian, professional and social mission.
The Chamber of Private Enforcement Agents of Kosovo believes that institutional responsibility is not limited to carrying out professional duties and ensuring legal certainty; it also includes a commitment to solidarity, cooperation and support for communities that need greater assistance.
Through this visit, the Chamber reaffirms its readiness to support initiatives that promote human dignity, inclusion and social care. It thanks Executive Director Sebahate Hajdini Beqiri and the entire Down Syndrome Kosova staff for their welcome, their work and their continued dedication.
