Nenad Rashiq, the Chairman of the Party for Liberty, Justice, and Survival and the acting minister for Communities and Return, has indicated that the vote for the potential new government will not take place during the constitutive session scheduled for August 6, 2026. Speaking on the political timeline, Rashiq suggested that following the completion of the parliamentary constitution process, discussions regarding the formation of the new executive branch are expected to commence. These discussions could potentially include meetings with the acting Prime Minister, Albin Kurti.
Rashiq elaborated on the immediate agenda, stating that while meetings have not yet occurred, he anticipates discussions will take place in the coming days. He clarified that the proceedings on August 6 are strictly limited to the constitution of Parliament, and therefore, no negotiations or agreements pertaining to the composition of the new government are anticipated on that day. “I expect that after tomorrow, we will meet at some point and discuss a potential commitment to the new government whenever we make it possible,” Rashiq stated.
His comments set expectations regarding the sequencing of political decision-making, suggesting that the formal mandate or vote for the governing body will occur subsequent to the procedural constitutional steps taking place early next week.
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