Time Kadrijaj, a deputy representing the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, announced in a statement to KosovaPress that the Parliament is set to hold an extraordinary session today. In a written response, Kadrijaj indicated that the deputies are expected to remain within the Parliament hall, confirming that the necessary signatures have been obtained for the proceedings. The timing of this announcement coincides with the constitutional assembly deadline, a date established by the ruling of the Constitutional Court.
However, clarity remains regarding the resumption of the interrupted constitutional session on Friday. The current session had been suspended at the request of Albin Kurti, the leader of the Vetëvendosje Movement. Kurti sought an extension to facilitate consultations among various political parties with the stated goal of reaching a comprehensive political agreement.
As of this report, no official notification has been issued by the Parliament detailing the status or schedule of future parliamentary meetings. The focus remains on the immediate proceedings announced by Kadrijaj, while political observers await formal confirmation regarding the path forward for the constitutional process.
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