Former Prime Minister and member of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Avdullah Hoti, recently presented key results derived from an NDI study conducted in May 2026. Hoti characterized these findings as revealing significant issues within the governance of the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) during its time in power. According to Hoti, the study suggests that the LVV-led government has faced scrutiny regarding its administration of Kosovo’s institutions over the past six years.
The points raised by Hoti specifically highlighted concerns related to perceived corruption and the high cost of living within the country. Hoti stated that the NDI findings provided evidence detailing what he described as the “deceptions and failures” of the LVV administration. He noted that the tenure of the government under the LVV represents one of the longest periods of governance since Kosovo declared its independence.
The presentation focused on analyzing the systemic challenges faced by the nation, utilizing the data gathered by the NDI research body. By citing these specific findings, Hoti aimed to initiate a broader public discussion regarding the economic stability and governance practices implemented by the ruling party. The discourse centers on the discrepancies between the government’s stated goals and the lived economic realities reported in the survey data.
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