Prishtinë,
31/03/2026
During the meeting with Vullnet Sanaja, Arba Hatashi, Fëllanza Taraku and Edvin Susuri, it was emphasized that ANIBAR represents a success story that has placed Peja on the global map of animation by turning the city into an open space of creativity where tradition and talent intertwine with a progressive spirit.
It was made public that over the course of the week, Peja will be transformed into a center of ideas and creativity, where young people from Kosovo and different countries around the world will participate in numerous activities, including workshops, discussions and film screenings, with participation from over 20 countries.
In the meeting, it was assessed that ANIBAR represents a bridge between what is and what can be done by creating space for young people to express their talent, experiment, and connect with the world.
It was also emphasized that this festival not only brings vitality to the city but also contributes to economic development and the strengthening of the creative industry, proving that investing in youth remains one of the key priorities.
Minister Kusari-Lila reiterated the support of institutions for young people and their talent, through the Innovation Fund and other mechanisms aimed at sustainable development and advancement of the creative sector in Kosovo.
