Prime Minister Albin Kurti announced his intention to extend invitations to the heads of the various opposition parties. During a press conference, Kurti explained that he currently lacked sufficient time for thorough internal discussions concerning forthcoming meetings. However, he strongly emphasized the critical need to secure a wide-ranging consensus.
Kurti confirmed that he would indeed send invitations for meetings with the opposition leaders. The goal is to explore pathways toward attaining a minimum of 80 parliamentary deputies. He firmly believes that a representation of only 80 or 81 deputies would be detrimental.
Kurti stated a preference for a group size around 85, 84, or 86 deputies, believing this would provide greater security during the presidential election process. He added that the specific expectations and demands to be addressed in these meetings would become definitively clear. Kurti’s approach reflects a desire for inclusive dialogue and a robust parliamentary foundation.
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