Vlora Çitaku, a Deputy of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), commented on the recent disruption of the constitutional session of the Parliament of Kosovo. In a social media post, Çitaku asserted that the perceived decline in institutional development was not the result of external circumstances but rather a deliberate political decision made by Albin Kurti and the Vetëvendosje Movement. Çitaku emphasized the lack of necessity for the day’s proceedings to stall.
She specifically questioned why there was no impetus to propose a candidate for the Speaker of the Parliament, nor why the body failed to vote on its own constitution. Her statement pointed to a perceived contradiction with the ruling of the Constitutional Court, which she noted had clearly stipulated that the Parliament needed to not only convene but also take further necessary actions. The comments place the focus of the political disagreement within the legislative process of Kosovo.
Çitaku’s remarks challenge the current political trajectory, framing the inability to advance constitutional matters as a matter of political will rather than procedural difficulty. The statements contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding governance and institutional stability within the Kosovo Parliament.
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