Bedri Hamza, the leader of the PDK, addressed the party’s current political positioning, asserting that the PDK has not received any requests for support from other groups, nor has the party engaged in discussions concerning the division of institutional posts. Speaking prior to the constitutional session, Hamza clarified that the PDK’s primary focus remains fixed on the government’s established program and its key priorities, rather than negotiating the allocation of specific positions. Hamza stated, “We are entering the Parliamentary Group meeting.
No one has sought support from us. Even in the past, they have not supported the PDK’s candidates.” He provided specifics regarding the election for Deputy Speakers of the Parliament. Hamza noted that while the PDK has one deputy speaker, and considering its status as the second-largest party by seat count, the party does support the candidate put forward by the PDK for the second deputy speaker role.
Throughout his remarks, Hamza reiterated that the PDK’s official stance remains unchanged. He emphasized that any potential cooperation or collaboration between political entities must be predicated on a mutual agreement regarding the governing program. The statements from Hamza underscore the party’s insistence on principle, asserting that external support or internal post-sharing negotiations are secondary to adhering to a shared policy framework.
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