PDK-elected deputy Arian Tahiri and Alliance deputy Burim Ramadani publicly criticized the incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, during a session at the Parliament. The criticism centered on accusations that Kurti was obstructing key state institutions and impeding the normal functioning of the government. The statements were made as deputies from both the PDK and Alliance gathered to advocate for the continuation of the constitutional session.
During the parliamentary session, Tahiri asserted that despite receiving electoral support, Kurti was adopting a political strategy that was detrimental to institutional operations. Tahiri stated, “We see and believe very much that the citizens of the Republic of Kosovo, the majority of Albin Kurti’s voters and Vetëvendosje, realize that Albin Kurti does not have 100% power. He wants to overthrow the state.”
The deputies from the PDK and Alliance continued to voice concerns regarding the executive’s actions.
Their statements highlighted a perceived pattern of obstructionism emanating from the Prime Minister’s office. The group was actively talking about the need for a stable governmental process. The criticism extended to meetings involving Kurti, suggesting these interactions were contributing to the perceived instability.
The collective message from the PDK and Alliance was a call for adherence to constitutional norms and a commitment to functional governance.
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