The Kosovo Assembly’s new legislature is expected to convene during the first week of August. Acting President Albulena Haxhiu indicated that the official date for the constitutive session will be announced this Friday. Haxhi stressed that the timeline for setting the date was not accelerated, providing political parties ample time to continue negotiations, particularly concerning the election of the nation’s president.
Regarding political discussions, reports suggest that meetings between Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti and opposition groups have been positive. However, dialogue with the LDK is currently paused due to internal developments within that specific party. University professor Mazllum Baraliu has stated that ongoing meetings between the acting president and various political parties remain necessary.
The upcoming constitutional session is anticipated to be a critical juncture for Kosovo’s political landscape. The focus of negotiations remains on achieving consensus, which is essential for the smooth functioning of the new legislative body. Stakeholders are awaiting the official announcement regarding the start date to plan for the crucial proceedings.
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