Arben Gashi of the Democratic League of Kosovo emphasized the urgency surrounding the final stages of forming Kosovo’s Parliament. He noted that only a few hours remained before the constitutional deadline for the assembly’s constitution. Gashi stressed that Kosovo must avoid entering an institutional vacuum, cautioning against setting a precedent that constitutional deadlines can be indefinitely delayed.
According to Gashi, the immediate course of action is clear. He stated that the priority must be the election of the Parliament’s Speaker and the subsequent constitution of the nation’s highest representative body. Following this constitutional step, political discussions regarding the formation of the Government and, eventually, the election of the President should proceed according to the established constitutional timelines.
Gashi argued that the state’s stability requires adherence to the established schedule. He maintained that delaying these crucial processes poses significant risks to governance. The focus, he asserted, should remain on completing the foundational constitutional requirements in the immediate future.
His statements underscored the need for decisive action within the remaining few hours to ensure the continuity of state functions and the orderly transition to forming the executive branches of government.
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