Former Alliance leader Ramush Haradinaj asserted that the composition of the new institutions must be determined through joint decision-making, arguing that the election results did not confer a sufficient majority upon Vetëvendosje. Speaking after being registered as a deputy on Wednesday, Haradinaj expressed concern regarding the current political climate within the parliament. He stated that the observed process appeared to be structured to benefit the opposition’s pursuit of power, rather than reflecting a consensus mandate.
“What we have seen so far is a position that does not offer joint decision-making,” Haradinaj stated, “but is offered to the opposition for the benefit of power, meaning with benefits or participation in power. This does not reflect the result.”
According to Haradinaj, the disparity in influence among the deputies, the Albanian electorate, the parliamentary positioning, and the opposition bloc is not as pronounced as any single winning faction might suggest. He emphasized that governance requires shared responsibility.
The remarks highlight a political division regarding the formation process following the recent elections. Haradinaj’s insistence on a joint approach suggests a call for broader political negotiation rather than a unilateral declaration of leadership by the majority party. His comments underscore a desire for a more inclusive process to establish the functioning of the parliament, emphasizing that institutional stability depends on mutual agreement among key political stakeholders.
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