Vetëvendosje Deputy Mefail Bajqinovci appeared at the Kosovo Parliament today, where he addressed questions from journalists. Regarding the immediate constitutional status of the legislative body, Bajqinovci expressed skepticism about the severity of any immediate fallout. He stated that he does not anticipate significant repercussions if the Parliament is not constituted by the end of the day.
“I do not believe that even after 12 o’clock there are any consequences,” he remarked. Furthermore, he conveyed optimism that the political climate might lead to a broader agreement, suggesting that the country might avoid the necessity of holding elections in the near future. When questioned about a potential meeting between his leader, Albin Kurti, and the leader of LDK, Lumir Abdixhiku, Bajqinovci stated that he was not privy to any such arrangement.
While acknowledging the possibility, he emphasized the ongoing need for dialogue. He stressed that discussions must continue without interruption, a sentiment echoed by the Prime Minister. His comments focused on maintaining momentum in political negotiations rather than focusing on procedural deadlines within the parliament.
Bajqinovci maintained that while the immediate political situation is fluid, the commitment to dialogue remains paramount. He indicated that while he could not rule out the meeting, the primary focus must be on sustained political engagement to stabilize the nation and prevent a constitutional vacuum from developing.
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