The first meeting of the Organizing Committee for the Mediterranean Games Prishtina 2030 was held at the Government of Kosovo building, marking the commencement of the institutional coordination phase for the largest sports project in Kosovo`s history.

Attending the meeting were Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Acting Minister of Sports Blerim Gashani, President of the Kosovo Olympic Committee Ismet Krasniqi, President of the Albanian Olympic Committee Fidel Ylli, along with representatives from various institutions in Kosovo and Albania.

Acting Prime Minister Kurti described the "Prishtina 2030" initiative as a joint project of both state and national significance. 

“The Mediterranean Games in Prishtina 2030 are among the most important projects Kosovo will undertake in the coming years. For the first time, Kosovo will host a sporting event of this magnitude, bringing together athletes, delegations, and partners from around the world. This represents an extraordinary opportunity for Kosovo to showcase our organizational capabilities, advance sports and sports infrastructure, and present our country to a wide international audience,” Kurti stated.

He emphasized that “Prishtina 2030” is a project requiring a long-term vision and that the Government of Kosovo is fully committed to ensuring it develops on principles of inter-institutional cooperation, transparency, accountability, and high management standards.

During the meeting, there was a strong emphasis on the Government's commitment to this strategic state project. The Organizing Committee was recognized as the primary mechanism for coordinating efforts among institutions and implementing necessary infrastructure projects.

The Prishtina 2030 Mediterranean Games will be the largest multi-sport event ever held in Kosovo, showcasing the country’s ability to host major international events.