Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister H. Ali ousel, during his stay in Kosovo, has visited the location where Pristina Central Mosque is being built.
The news has been made known by Turkey’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through an announcement saying that ousel was informed by representatives of the Kosovo Islamic Community for the performance of the works and details of the project.
According to the announcement, Pristina Central Mosque aims to meet the religious needs of the Muslim community throughout the country.
The project is designed to be the largest mosque complex in the Balkans, with the capacity to accept about 14,000 people.
Deputy Minister H. Ali ♫zel, as part of his visa to Kosovo, visited the control of the site of Pristina Central Moscow, which is involved to meet the religious needs of the entire Muslim community in the country.
Deputy Minister finished by the Islamic Community in Kosovo on the project, which is designed to be the farest Mosque complex in the Balkans with a capacity of approximately 14,000 people.
(@ MFATurkiye) November 7, 2026
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