Democratic Party of Kosovo Deputy Enver Hoxhaj has characterized the failure to constitutionally establish the Kosovo Assembly within the mandated timeframe as an overthrew of constitutional order. Hoxhaj’s statement followed the scheduled session, which did not take place on the final day for the Assembly’s constitution, resulting in its postponement until the following day. The 30-day deadline for the constitutional establishment of the Assembly concluded today, August 7.
In his reaction, Hoxhaj stated that the inability to hold the scheduled session signaled a breakdown in governance. He asserted that the situation indicated a decline in the democratic status of Kosovo. “Today was the last day for the constitution of the Assembly.
They locked the door to the hall, and the session did not happen. The constitutional order was overthrown. Kosovo is no longer a democracy, and starting tomorrow we are in anarchy,” Hoxhaj wrote, detailing his profound concerns over the political process.
The core of the dispute centers on the procedural failure to finalize the Assembly’s constitutional structure by the deadline. Hoxhaj’s comments suggest a deep political crisis regarding the adherence to established constitutional timelines and procedures within Kosovo. The anticipation surrounding the postponed session means that the political stability and the functioning of democratic institutions remain subjects of significant debate as the situation moves into tomorrow.
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