Enver Hasani, the former head of the Constitutional Court of Kosovo, recently asserted that the President of the Republic of Kosovo does not hold executive authority, challenging the prevalent public understanding of the office. He made this declaration during a broadcast on Debat Plus. Hasani underscored that the president’s role is frequently misinterpreted, even within academic discussions.
He explained that the president lacks true executive powers. Individuals who previously occupied this position have also acknowledged this fact, and their oversight is not a fault. Law students are taught that certain powers exist.
Hasani firmly maintained that there are no executive powers, describing the situation as a deliberate misrepresentation. He clarified that the president possesses discretionary powers instead. According to Hasani, the president’s functions are primarily representative and constitutional in nature, rather than executive.
He stressed the importance of achieving a more precise comprehension of the president’s responsibilities. Hasani, through his statements, aimed to correct the widespread misconception surrounding the role of the president.
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