Sibel Halimi, a member of the Presidency of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), publicly denied having signed the initiative calling for the removal of the party’s leader, Lumir Abdixhiku. Speaking prior to the LDK Presidency meeting, Halimi emphasized that accountability for the recent election outcomes cannot be attributed solely to the party’s top figure. Halimi asserted that responsibility must be shared across all structures within the LDK.
“I did not sign it,” Halimi stated. “I believe that responsibility must be taken by all parties of the LDK, and I believe that the commitment of the LDK’s leader alone is not enough.”
She outlined the planned focus of the upcoming Presidency meeting, noting that the agenda is dedicated to two primary areas: a comprehensive analysis of the election results and discussions concerning the process of forming necessary state institutions. While acknowledging the existence of the initiative targeting the leader, Halimi indicated that the meeting would proceed according to the established agenda.
The statement suggests a move toward decentralizing accountability within the party structure while maintaining focus on immediate governance challenges. By framing the discussion around collective responsibility rather than individual leadership shortcomings, Halimi provided a nuanced perspective on the internal political dynamics following the electoral period. The LDK Presidency is expected to address these institutional and electoral matters in its scheduled session.
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