Bedri Hamza, the leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), has formally declined an invitation for a meeting extended by the acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti. According to a letter obtained by Gazeta Express, Hamza addressed Kurti, reaffirming the PDK’s commitment to maintaining its position in opposition. In the correspondence, Hamza acknowledged the invitation but referenced a previous engagement between the parties on January 10, 2026.
He stated clearly that, given the current political climate, the PDK’s stance remains unchanged. The leader emphasized that the party intends to continue operating from an oppositional standpoint. The PDK leader further outlined the prerequisites for potential political progress, expressing an expectation that the LDK (LVV) and other involved parties must reach a comprehensive agreement concerning the creation of necessary state institutions.
Hamza’s communication underscores a desire for structural consensus among the major political actors before any high-level dialogue can proceed productively. The refusal to meet, as communicated by Hamza, signals a continued division within the political landscape. The statement frames the PDK’s opposition not as a rejection of dialogue itself, but as a conditional stance dependent on substantive agreements regarding Kosovo’s institutional framework.
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