Armend Zemaj, an elected deputy for the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), has commented on the formal request to convene an Extraordinary Parliament for the party. Zemaj stressed that the process for convening this internal session should proceed within the most optimal timeframe, citing the LDK’s established history of holding such parliamentary functions and maintaining internal democratic structures. While acknowledging that the party statute stipulates a period of 60 days for holding a Parliament, Zemaj argued that given the manner in which the request was submitted, the process should move with maximum expediency.
Speaking to TV Dukagjini, Zemaj asserted, “We consider the request we made to be within the most optimal timeframe. We have a tradition of holding parliaments. The LDK is a party that has cultivated internal democracy and has no problem holding parliaments.”
Throughout his statement, the deputy firmly denied the existence of any procedural obstacles encountered during the collection of necessary support or documentation required for the session.
Zemaj’s comments reinforce the party’s commitment to its internal governance mechanisms. His remarks indicate that the leadership views the convening of an Extraordinary Parliament not only as a procedural right but also as a reflection of the LDK’s established democratic practices. The focus remains on ensuring that the necessary institutional steps are taken promptly to facilitate the expected parliamentary session.
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