During a constitutional session scheduled for 11:00, Albulena Haxhiu, Deputy of the Self-Determination Movement, addressed the assembly regarding the ongoing political negotiations. She stated that other political parties have presented the position of Prime Minister in an effort to avert the necessity of calling general elections. Addressing the proceedings of the constitutional session, Haxhiu advised that any party member or citizen who harbors concerns regarding the day’s proceedings should direct those grievances to the Constitutional Court.
Specifically, she stated, “Anyone who has problems with today’s session, I invite them to address the Constitutional Court.” She subsequently urged the other participating parties to attend the session and exert maximum effort toward achieving a consensus. Haxhiu expressed concern over the political climate, noting that there appears to be an organized effort to mandate new elections, an action she characterized as a significant error. Furthermore, she made a reference to a previous incident involving the closure of the session doors the previous evening, stating that such actions were concerning given the current circumstances.
Throughout her remarks, the Deputy maintained a focus on dialogue and resolution. She reiterated her invitation for all stakeholders to participate actively in the constitutional session to move the country toward a stable governing structure. The statements underscore the political divisions surrounding the formation of a government and the timeline for national elections.
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