Former Democratic League of Kosovo deputy Berim Ramosaj has publicly criticized the current leadership and operational conduct of the organization. Speaking on the “Përballje Podcast,” Ramosaj alleged deficiencies in cooperation and noted the presence of what he described as “group or individual narcissism” within the current leadership structure. Ramosaj clarified that his criticisms were not intended to defend the existing leadership, asserting that the organization itself has made numerous errors.
“We are not trying to defend this leadership because it also has many mistakes in organization and in the behavior of the leadership,” Ramosaj stated, according to Telegrafi. He further elaborated that the core issues involved a deficiency in cooperation among members and an element of narcissism, both at the group and individual levels. These remarks suggest a period of internal dissent within the Democratic League of Kosovo, with Ramosaj taking a critical stance regarding the management’s recent actions.
His comments indicate a belief that systemic issues, rather than just specific policies, are undermining the organization’s effectiveness. The focus of his critique remains on the internal dynamics and collaborative spirit surrounding the current leadership.
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