International factor no longer barriers to Vetevendosje

Journalist: Yesterday you were meeting with German Ambassador Viets and earlier with the American ambassador. What are you talking about at these meetings?

Kurti: On one side, the challenges of the constitutional session, which will be held on August 3rd, meanwhile, V's positions and ideas are discussed on the other. When we're in the government and consisting of the Republic's 40 priorities, the investment-oriented economic development and employment, in connecting education with the economy, in health that becomes quality with our future government, respectively. Then, it's also discussed on European and Euro-Atlantic integrations, with the case, we as V representatives. As its leader, we highlight the importance of partnerships and bilatherals, even multilatherals, with Western states and particularly the United States of America and Germany.

Journalist: Will you attend the session?

Kurti: No doubt the entire V Movement Parliamentary Group We'll be on Thursday before 10:00 in the Republic Convention.

Journalist: Are you getting support from the embassies your program and your ideas?

Kurti: In 2014, there have been additional criteria for governing V Except for the vote. It can already be said that there are no such criteria. We are all treated equally, and whoever forms the parliamentary majority of 61 MPs will create the government, which will be accepted and supported by international factors. So, no more objections to the V Movement government. I'm sorry. But, as we know, by the Constitutional Court's decision from the summer of 2014, the first will have PAN's nominal right to that. In this case I would say that on Thursday, the Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo should elect it to the head, a political figure which should be as comprehensive and uncompliatory as possible. And this MP, who will be chairman of the Assembly in the sixth legislature, has to be much better than the Speaker of the Assembly in the fifth legislature.

Journalist: If Wessel were to be the presidential candidate, would you vote?

Kurti: Of course not, and I would add that the way PAN is trying to create the parliamentary majority for a government that would depend on Belgrade's money in Kosovo and the purchase of any MP, and harm the statehood of democracy in Kosovo, but does not do them any favors.

Journalist: You've had criticism of the LDK and now you're meeting to form the government. Has the V changed? EVIDENCE! or LDK, meanwhile?

Kurti: We've had some meetings, but not enough, and I believe they will intensify in the days ahead and especially after August 3rd. But what I can say now is that I believe a programor agreement, a joint governing platform, is possible so that Kosovo can be placed on the path of political and national, state and institual and socioeconomic progress. In the coming weeks, despite political developments or institutional impasses, Movement V. ENVIDENCE! will rise, meanwhile, Kosovo will rise, whether we form the new government now, or even if we create it after the new parliamentary elections.