Albin Kurti, the leader of the LVV, stated that his intentions for an upcoming meeting with LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku were aimed at forging a coalition government. When questioned by journalists regarding the scheduled meeting, the LVV leader reiterated that the primary objective is the establishment of the institutions for the 11th legislature. “Our goal is to establish the institutions of the 11th legislature,” Kurti stated.
He noted a difference in approach with other political factions. “Unfortunately, the other two parties did not consider it necessary or appropriate for us to meet. I think differently,” Kurti remarked.
These comments were made during his visit to the construction site of the third bridge over the Ibar River. The leader emphasized his commitment to the process, expressing a desire for Parliament to be constituted and the Government elected at the earliest possible time. He further commented on bilateral relations, stating, “Since we have never met with the AAK, I believe that there are no…”
Kurti’s remarks underscore a push for political consensus among key parties to move forward with governmental formation.
The statements highlight the LVV’s proactive stance in seeking dialogue to overcome procedural hurdles and ensure the timely functioning of the new legislative body.
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