Ardian Gjini, the leader of the Alliance, has publicly stated that his party does not view itself as an impediment to the establishment of new institutions. However, Gjini reiterated that he does not see a necessity for a meeting with the acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, following the Alliance’s refusal of an invitation for political consultations. Speaking on “Debat Plus,” Gjini indicated that the Alliance has clarified its stance.
According to Dukagjini, the party does not seek participation in governmental or institutional roles in exchange for supporting the formation of these new bodies. Furthermore, Gjini criticized the manner of the political dialogue initiated by Kurti. He asserted that such a meeting is unnecessary because the Alliance’s positions have already been made public.
Ggjini emphasized the clarity of his party’s stance, suggesting that while Kurti may perceive the meeting as important to him, it is not important to him personally, given that the Alliance has already established its official position. This declaration signals a firm boundary regarding the prerequisites for political engagement. The statements from Gjini underscore a distinct separation between the Alliance’s support for institutional development and any expectation of immediate governmental inclusion.
The refusal to meet suggests that the Alliance believes its current public declarations are sufficient to guide the process forward, removing the perceived need for further direct negotiation with the acting Prime Minister.
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