Jehona Lushaku-Sadriu, a deputy representing the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), publicly addressed the parliamentary proceedings, urging the dominant political bloc, the Vetëvendosje Movement, to facilitate the continuation of the constitutional session. Speaking from the Parliament courtyard, Lushaku-Sadriu emphasized that the deputies have a collective responsibility to establish the 11th legislature and ensure the institutional body maintains full operational capacity. During her address, Lushaku-Sadriu issued a direct appeal to the largest faction within the Kosovo Parliament.
She called for the immediate convening or continuation of the constitutional session with the explicit goal of constituting the Parliament of Kosovo within its established constitutional timeframe. According to the LDK deputy, the current state of an unconstituted Parliament is untenable, as she argued this situation severely compromises the functionality of the state’s legislative body. The call underscores a significant procedural impasse within the legislative process.
By publicly stating her position, Lushaku-Sadriu highlighted the necessity of adherence to constitutional mandates to prevent governance paralysis. Her remarks serve as a formal appeal for political consensus among the major parliamentary entities to move forward with the required constitutional steps. The focus remains on resolving the procedural deadlock to allow the Kosovo Parliament to assume its mandated functions according to law.
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