As the deadline for the constitution of the Assembly approaches midnight, there has been no official announcement regarding inter-party discussions or the scheduling of a new session. As of 11:13 AM today, the constitutional deadline for the Assembly’s constitution is set to expire at 11:59 PM. The procedural process began yesterday with the swearing-in of newly elected deputies.
Currently, there is no forthcoming announcement detailing ongoing discussions among political parties, despite reports that the acting Prime Minister departed the session without concluding the necessary work. The initial timeline was set by the President’s acting official, Albulena Haxhiu, following the certification of the election results on July 7. She initially issued a notice setting the date for the constitutional session.
Subsequently, she rescheduled this date for August 6, a timeframe that placed the critical constitutional session just one day before the official deadline expired. The absence of a concrete announcement or a schedule for a new session remains a central point of focus as the assembly navigates the final hours leading up to the constitutional conclusion.
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