The Parliament invited Gjini to a meeting on the constitution of institutions, and the head of the Alliance refuses.

Albin Kurti, leader of the Vetëvendosje Movement, has extended an invitation to Ardian Gjini, leader of the Alliance, for a meeting aimed at discussing the institutional framework for the 11th legislature. In correspondence addressed to Gjini, Kurti offered congratulations to the Alliance deputies following their oath-taking ceremony. The core focus of Kurti’s communication stressed the necessity of collaborative efforts among various political factions.

Specifically, he highlighted the need for unified action to elect key leadership positions, including the Speaker and the Presidency of Parliament, the formation of the Government, and the election of the President. Kurti stated in his letter that the successful constitution of the 11th legislature’s institutions “requires the cooperation and coordination of all of us.”

The initiative follows prior engagements, including a meeting between Kurti and Abdixhiu, which did not result in a definitive agreement. While the text indicates that a proposal was made to reschedule a meeting, the specifics of that proposal were not detailed.

The outreach to Gjini and the Alliance underscores a political effort to establish consensus regarding the foundational structures of the incoming legislative period. The dialogue centers on ensuring that the procedural steps for establishing the government and parliamentary leadership are undertaken through mutual political agreement.

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