Armend Zemaj, a deputy for the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), affirmed that the party’s position regarding the establishment of new institutions remains unchanged. During a meeting of the LDK parliamentary group, Zemaj asserted that the responsibility for advancing these institutional frameworks lies with the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV), which currently holds the status of the parliamentary majority. Zemaj stated that the paramount objective for the LDK is the avoidance of snap elections, arguing that such premature elections would not serve the best interests of the citizenry.
When questioned about the potential for a meeting between LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku and LVV leader Albin Kurti, Zemaj redirected the focus, noting that the timeline for these matters is now governed by established constitutional deadlines. He reiterated the LDK’s core stance: that preventing snap elections is essential for stability. Zemaj emphasized that the burden of responsibility for the creation and implementation of necessary institutions rests with Kurti and the parliamentary majority.
His comments underscore a continued divergence in political strategy, positioning the LDK to maintain its current stance while placing the impetus for immediate political action squarely on the opposition bloc.
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