Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti left the Kosovo Government building en route to the Parliament for a scheduled meeting with Lumir Abdixhiku, the leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK). This discussion is anticipated as part of efforts aimed at resolving the current political deadlock and facilitating the constitution of the Parliament following the elections held on September 7. Prior to departing for the Parliament, Kurti indicated that he would approach the meeting with an emphasis on goodwill and a commitment to reaching an agreement.
Such an agreement, he stated, would be instrumental in paving the way for the constitution of the Parliament and the subsequent formation of new governmental institutions. Specifically, Kurti remarked, “I am going with good will for an agreement.” He was accompanied to the meeting by the acting Minister of Finance, Hekuran Murati, according to reports from Telegrafi. Meanwhile, Abdixhiku arrived at the Parliament accompanied by the former president.
The meeting between the two leaders is viewed as a significant development in the ongoing political negotiations. The discussions are expected to address the procedural steps necessary to stabilize the political landscape and establish the governing bodies of Kosovo.
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