Eugen Cakolli, speaking on the latest developments in Kosovo’s political landscape, addressed the constitutional process for electing the president. Speaking on Klan Kosova, Cakolli stated that the constitutional timeline for the presidential election officially commences only upon the constitution of the Kosovo Assembly. Regarding the proceedings of the current session, Cakolli asserted that the failure to reach a decision on the constitution today was not procedural but rather a deliberate political choice.
He specifically attributed this inaction to the party that secured the leading position in the parliamentary elections held on June 7. Cakolli commented that the Assembly’s inability to make a decision—or the lack thereof—was a clear reflection of the governing party’s political preference. He expressed disappointment regarding the situation, noting that the Assembly has utilized 29 of the 30 possible days allotted for its constitution, suggesting a pattern of delay.
The statements from Cakolli highlight ongoing tensions surrounding the institutionalization of the executive branch. His comments frame the legislative deadlock as a calculated political maneuver rather than a technical inability to proceed. The discussion centers on the critical timeline for constitutional compliance and the implications of the Assembly’s current operational status for the country’s governance structure.
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