Lutfi Haziri, a Deputy representing the Democratic League of Kosovo, addressed attendees prior to the commencement of the constitutional session. Haziri stated his expectation that the proceedings of the day would result in the scheduling of elections for both the Assembly and the presidency. Speaking at the session, Haziri indicated that participation was necessary, but stressed a desired shift in the political trajectory.
He noted that following recent developments and ongoing calls from his group, the adherence to the constitution was paramount. Haziri expressed concern over the previous day’s proceedings, suggesting that the Assembly had not been properly constituted, an issue he attributed to the first party involved. He conveyed that the current expectation is that political progress will lead to the normalization of the Republic’s Assembly.
This normalization, according to Haziri, is a prerequisite for providing the necessary opportunity to hold elections for both the government and the presidency. When addressing the constitutional session more broadly, Haziri invited any party with objections to the proceedings to voice them through appropriate channels. His statements emphasized that the ultimate goal of the constitutional session, from his perspective, was to establish a clear path toward democratic elections, contingent upon respecting the framework outlined in the constitution.
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