Lumir Abdixhiku, leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), indicated that a meeting with acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, which spanned over three hours, was held in a constructive manner but did not yield a concrete agreement. According to reports from Ekonomia Online, the LDK plans to continue discussions with the objective of maintaining institutional stability and averting the need for new elections. This exchange marked the second such meeting between the two parties since the elections held on April 7.
Abdixhiku reaffirmed the LDK’s commitment to avoiding any fresh electoral cycle. He noted that the discussions were characterized by good intentions. The focus of the ongoing talks remains on finding a path forward that prevents political deadlock.
While the meeting provided a platform for dialogue, no definitive resolution was reached regarding the immediate political roadmap. The LDK’s stance suggests that continued negotiations are viewed as the primary mechanism to stabilize the governance structure, positioning the prospect of new elections as a potential alternative should the current process fail to advance.
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