Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Christian Mickoski, addressed discussions regarding proposed constitutional changes, stating that they would not occur according to the current demands. Speaking on the “Rishtazi” podcast on “Koha,” Mickoski indicated his willingness to engage in dialogue with all parties. He emphasized that the discussions would continue until a sustainable solution is found that achieves the ultimate goal.
In the interim, the administration plans to continue implementing the Reform Agenda, aiming to improve the society and living standards. Mickoski stressed that the process of reform must adhere to principled foundations, asserting that principles must be applied universally, as governance requires such adherence. He reiterated that issues must be viewed through a principled lens.
The Prime Minister’s statements suggest a commitment to negotiation while maintaining a focus on ongoing domestic reforms. His remarks indicate that while dialogue is open, the path forward will be guided by established principles, and that the timing and nature of any constitutional changes are not subject to external dictation. Mickoski affirmed that the government’s focus remains on tangible improvements to Kosovo’s societal structure and economic well-being, rather than immediate constitutional restructuring based on current demands.
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