Albin Kurti, leader of the Self-Determination Movement (LVV), reported that his recent meeting with Lumir Abdixhiku, leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), occurred in an open and sincere atmosphere, although it did not culminate in a political agreement. According to Telegrafi, the primary focus of the discussions was the potential formation of the 11th legislature, aligning with the latest election results. Kurti stated, “The meeting was open and sincere.
We discussed the possibility of the 11th legislature, which represents the will of the people. We do not have a political agreement yet.” Following the talks, Abdixhiku indicated that significant disagreements remain, specifically regarding the selection of the president. Kurti further expressed his view that holding new elections would not resolve the current political impasse, characterizing such an action as both unnecessary and detrimental to Kosovo’s stability.
The exchange highlighted a divergence in perspectives concerning the path forward for governance. While the discussion centered on establishing the 11th legislature based on the recent election result, the parties involved could not reach a consensus, particularly on key constitutional appointments.
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