Prime Minister Albin Kurti addressed the government during a recent session, thanking the nation for upholding a regular and democratic electoral process. Speaking at the gathering, Kurti emphasized that the mandates derived from the will of the citizens must be honored and utilized to build functional state institutions. He noted the significance of the current assembly, stating that it marked the first physical government meeting held following the elections conducted on September 7.
During his address, Kurti acknowledged the electoral outcome, stating that the results represented a clear verdict from the citizens. He reiterated a previously stated position, suggesting that the election results indicated that Kosovo did not require the electoral process. According to the Prime Minister, the outcome achieved by the electorate must be fully accepted and respected as the foundation for all future institutional development.
The Prime Minister’s remarks focused on the necessity of national consensus moving forward. He stressed that the democratic participation demonstrated by the citizens is crucial for stability and governance. The emphasis remained on translating the democratic mandate into tangible, functioning governmental structures.
This sentiment underscores the leadership’s focus on institutional continuity and adherence to the electoral process as the guiding principle for the government’s immediate agenda.
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