Përmparim Gruda stated that the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) has faced no pressure regarding its decision to decline an invitation to meet with Prime Minister Albin Kurti. Gruda emphasized that the party’s stance is the result of careful deliberation and is not a consequence of duress, lack of consultation, or internal disagreement. Speaking on TV Dukagjini, Gruda asserted that the decision was a considered position for the PDK.
He clarified that the party’s refusal to attend was not a reaction forced by external pressure. According to Gruda, the basis for their decision is straightforward: “nothing has changed before the elections of April 7.”
The statement suggests a political divergence between the PDK and the Prime Minister’s office. Gruda further noted that, in his view, Prime Minister Kurti has maintained consistent demands and political objectives even following engagements with various opposition groups.
The comments serve to publicly distance the PDK from any perceived obligation to participate in the meeting, framing the withdrawal as a principled stand rather than a capitulation to political pressure. The assertion by Gruda aims to reinforce the party’s autonomy in its political decision-making processes ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle.
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