2025 proved to be a disappointing period for Kosovo, according to Deputy Bajrami. She asserted that the government’s overconfidence needs to cease, particularly its perception of the state as simply a form of amusement. Bajrami, representing the Democratic League of Kosovo, addressed recent political shifts, describing 2025 as a “lost year” for the nation.
This assessment stemmed from the ensuing institutional stagnation following the parliamentary elections. She detailed that throughout 2025, Kosovo operated without a fully functional parliament and a government possessing a legitimate mandate. Bajrami argued this situation significantly impeded crucial reforms, hampered necessary dialogue, and restricted access to vital European Union funds, specifically the Growth Plan.
Bajrami underscored that external reports consistently pointed to a concerning absence of advancement in key areas. These included improvements in the rule of law, efforts to combat organized crime, and reforms within the public administration sector. The overall impact, according to Bajrami, represented a considerable setback for Kosovo.
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A frustrating display of priorities.
The year 2025 presented a disheartening outcome for Kosovo, according to Deputy Bajrami. She emphasized that the government’s excessive self-assurance must end, specifically regarding its view of the