Dragash or Sharr (Albanian definite form: Dragashi or Sharri; Serbian Cyrillic: Драгаш) is a town and municipality located in the Prizren District of Kosovo.

[4][5] During the Kosovo war (1999), Albanians from Opoja fled to neighbouring Albania in cars, trucks and tractors along with others on foot who following the conflict returned home.

[4] Apart from the multiethnic town of Dragash, the Gorani of Kosovo continue to live in villages primarily inhabited by their community in Gora, and relations with Albanians remain tense.

[6] Mixed marriage between both communities do not occur, with the exception of a few Gorani families that have migrated to Prizren.

The main employers in the area are the Municipality, Kosovo Police, and private companies such as KUK Commerc, Meka and former state-owned enterprises.

[2] The municipality is mountainous and therefore has related infrastructural problems (e.g. problematic access to some villages during winter season).

[citation needed] Roads, in particular, (Zhur–Dragash; Dragash-Brod; Dragash-Restelica) require urgent improvement for the social-economic development of the area.

Bus connections between Dragash town and the Opoja area continue to improve and the services to Gora are organized by the two OSCE-SIMF buses donated to the municipality.