Hykmete Bajrami, an elected deputy representing the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), indicated to journalists that the assumption of the presidency by the LDK would establish a necessary balance of power within the country’s political structure. In a formal media statement, Bajrami expressed considerable interest in a power-sharing proposal put forth by the Vetëvendosje movement. Bajrami detailed the conditions under which the LDK would evaluate such an arrangement.
She referenced existing discussions, specifically mentioning an offer from Mr. Kurti involving several potential government positions over the coming weeks. Crucially, she highlighted the possibility of the LDK securing the role of president as a key component.
According to Bajrami, this combination of roles constitutes what she views as a balance of power for Kosovo, a scenario the party would consider with “much seriousness.”
Throughout her statement, Bajrami maintained a consistent stance regarding the nation’s governance path. She explicitly voiced her opposition to the prospect of returning to general elections. Instead, she strongly advocated for reaching a political agreement among the major factions.
Her comments underscore the LDK’s conditional support for political negotiation, linking the stability of the government to the distribution of executive roles, particularly the leadership of the presidency.
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