Activist Ibrahim Kelmendi recently offered a critical perspective on the establishment of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) and the role of Ibrahim Rugova during the 1990s. Kelmendi shared these comments during the “Dosjet” series on Debat Plus on TV Dukagjinit, where he provided an assessment of the former president of Kosovo. Regarding the LDK’s formation, Kelmendi stated that he initially supported the party’s creation.
He further detailed his involvement, noting that in March 1990, he printed the party’s program and membership forms. According to Kelmendi, he distributed these materials during a demonstration organized by the Movement in Bonn. “I initially welcomed its founding.
In March 1990, I printed the program and membership form for the LDK and distributed them at the Movement’s demonstration in Bonn,” Kelmendi stated. The remarks suggest a detailed recollection of the political activities surrounding the LDK’s early years. By discussing his direct actions—printing and distributing official materials—Kelmendi engaged in a public discourse concerning the political landscape of Kosovo during that period.
His statements provide insight into the early organizational efforts associated with the party and the broader political context involving the former leader’s tenure.
Topics: #kelmendi #former #president
