Ziadin Sela, Chairman of the Albanian League, has publicly refuted claims that his recent meeting with the acting Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, was intended to secure his inclusion in the government of North Macedonia through the VLEN and OBRM-PDUKM platforms. Speaking to “TV21,” Sela clarified that the discussion occurred at Kurti’s invitation, and he stated explicitly that he has no current interest in participating in any government structure. “At the moment, it is not worth being part of the government,” Sela declared, adding that political parties operating within Macedonia must address what he termed the “disease of power” and redirect their focus toward the needs of the citizenry.
During the meeting, Sela also addressed the Law on Equal and Adequate Representation. He voiced criticism regarding the legislation, asserting that it fails to guarantee adequate ethnic quotas for the Albanian community. Following this discussion, Sela reportedly handed a copy of the law to Kurti.
The statements provide insight into the current political discussions surrounding representation in Macedonia. Sela’s comments emphasize a pivot away from immediate political appointments, instead advocating for systemic reforms within Macedonian politics. His denial regarding the purpose of the meeting underscores a desire to maintain a stance focused on substantive political issues rather than partisan inclusion.
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