Dua Lipa has been named as an Ambassador of Kosovo! The “Suspending” singer, who is obtuse about her assistance for the Balkan country where she spent a lot of her childhood, was respected with the title on Friday.

Taking to Instagram to share the news and post a photo with Kosovo’s chief, Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu, Lipa communicated, “The previous night I was conceded the title of Honourary Ambassador of Kosovo by our Madame President.”

The GRAMMY-winning entertainer continued, “It’s an amazing honor to have the choice to address my country from one side of the planet to the other and to continue with my work and attempts all around to see that we have some significant effect and make a difference.

The youngsters of Kosovo justifies the choice to visa headway, potential chance to branch out and to think past reasonable limits. Much gratitude to you.”

The president moreover shared a carousel of photos from the event, where she completed Lipa with an exceptional symbol. In the caption which has been made a translation of from Albanian to English, Osmani-Sadriu communicated, “Today, I gave the title of Honorary Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo to Dua Lipa, considering the way that she continues to regard our nation in each step and every appearance.”

Seeing Lipa’s overall effect, the president continued, “I offered thanks toward her, for all of the occupants of the Republic of Kosovo, for all that she has done and is making our voice heard any place in the world.”

Anyway the pop star was brought into the world in London, England, her family moved back to their country of beginning in 2008 when the republic articulated independence.

Despite Dua Lipa’s expansive once-over of honor’s – – including six Brit Awards, three GRAMMY Awards, a MTV Video Music Award, two Billboard Music Awards and a couple of others – – she has been an observable ally for human articulations in Kosovo. Lipa and her father, Dukagjin Lipa, laid out the Sunny Hill Festival, a four-day music event, in Kosovo’s capital of Pristina.