The Parliamentary Group of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), under the leadership of Vlora Çitaku, has formally submitted a letter to the chairman of the constitutional session, Avni Dehari. The correspondence urges Dehari to convene the ongoing constitutional session on Friday, August 28, at 11:00 AM. The PDK’s letter highlights significant procedural concerns regarding the establishment of the Assembly.
According to the group, the inability to constitutionally establish the governing body by the stipulated deadline has created a situation that they characterize as a serious constitutional violation and a disregard for previous rulings issued by the Constitutional Court. In the official communication, the PDK asserted that the chairman, acting in his capacity, has a procedural and constitutional obligation to proceed. Specifically, the group requested that Dehari fulfill this duty by calling the continuation of the constitutional session at the specified time and date.
The request underscores the PDK’s belief that the proper functioning of the legislative framework requires immediate action. By submitting this formal letter, the PDK aims to ensure that the constitutional procedures are followed and that the Assembly’s operational status is addressed according to established rules. The focus of the communication remains on the necessity of convening the session to resolve the procedural impasse and uphold the constitutional order within the Republic of Kosovo.
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