Turks in Kosovo - Politics and Social Life

Politics and Social Life

There are three Turkish political parties in Kosovo:

  • Turkish Public Front- under the leadership of Sezai Saipi
  • Turkish Democratic Union- under the leadership of Erhan Köroğlu, centred in Pristina
  • Turkish Democratic Party of Kosovo (KTDP)- under the leadership of Mahir Yağcılar, centred in Prizren (the only registered Turkish party of Kosovo)

There are also two cultural and artistic Turkish associations in Kosovo: Right Way (Doğru Yol) and Truth (Gerçek). The purpose of these two associations is to keep the Turkish culture alive in Kosovo.

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