PDK Chairman Bedri Hamza addressed the political situation following a meeting of the party’s leadership, asserting that Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti does not intend to establish new state institutions. Hamza characterized the current environment as highly serious, focusing significant criticism on Kurti’s alleged disregard for the directives issued by the Constitutional Court. Specifically, he cited the court’s clear ruling mandating that the Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo must be constituted within 30 days following the certification of election results.
During his remarks, Hamza firmly dismissed the notion that any external request was necessary for the PDK’s position. He stated emphatically that he had not accepted any invitation regarding the formation of new bodies. Regarding these discussions, hamza questioned the basis of the outreach, stating that the party had already articulated a definitive stance.
He maintained that there is no serious commitment or intention to concede ground regarding the structure or placement of new institutions. Hamza reiterated that the core issue remains the perceived lack of respect shown by Kurti toward the binding rulings of the Constitutional Court. He stressed that the party’s position is fixed, making it clear that certain proposed institutional frameworks are not acceptable.
The statements underscore a deep political disagreement over the established constitutional timeline and the necessary steps for forming the country’s legislative bodies.
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