Following the expiration of the constitutional deadline for the formation of the Parliament, Bedri Hamza, the leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), issued a statement addressing the procedural breakdown. Hamza noted that the administration of the Parliament had ceased operations, citing the failure to complete the necessary constitutional processes. He emphasized that the PDK was prepared to participate fully in the constitutive session, which was scheduled for the election of the Parliament’s President and Vice Presidents.
In his statement, Hamza indicated deep concern over the technical aspects of the state’s functioning. “The administration of the Republic of Kosovo, unfortunately, even in this technical aspect, means the Parliament’s administration has closed its doors,” Hamza stated. He reiterated the party’s commitment, adding, “We are here to show our readiness to participate in the constitutive session of the Parliament, where the President and Vice Presidents were to be elected, and the Parliament to be constituted.”
The PDK leadership further indicated that if the constitutional framework for the new legislative body was not respected, the party intended to pursue legal action.
The statement highlighted a significant impasse concerning the timeline and mechanics of establishing the governing body following the constitutional mandate. The remarks underscore the political tension surrounding the formal establishment of the Parliament and the procedural steps required to uphold the integrity of the constitution.
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