How wonderful it would be to gradually continue restoring and organizing the public fountains left to us by older generations. They are not just places where water is drawn, but parts of our history, memories, and shared heritage that we must preserve.

An excellent example is the restoration of the fountain near the Lower Mosque, built by Esat Mustafoski. Its renovation was truly a positive step and showed how such a place can regain beauty, value, and a dignified appearance. It would be nice if the next project was the restoration and reconstruction of the fountain at the Asanov Bridge. Besides the fountain itself, the old railing needs to be replaced, the riverbed cleaned, and the entire area organized.

A booth for a bus stop could also be built in this place, along with a bench for resting. Every day, many residents board and wait for the bus from this location, so such an arrangement would be useful, practical, and pleasant for everyone.

With a little effort, goodwill, and joint initiative, we can preserve the old fountains and at the same time create more beautiful and functional public spaces for future generations.