6 hours agoLutfi Haziri: We agreed with Vetevendosje to work towards approach.
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Although the leaders of these parties have recently met several times, the Vetevendosje (VV) Movement and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) have not yet managed to agree with which people and which programme the country's executive would lead, in the event this opportunity is offered. LDK chief Isa Mustafa, [...]
LDK chief Isa Mustafa has said last week there have been meetings between his party deputy leader, Lufi Haziri and prime minister from VV ranks Albin Kurti, but not specifying what was discussed there.
On the other hand, VV deputy Albin Kurti in a media interview has said that what shares them with the LDK is the story of the co-operation that this party has with the PDK.
He has stressed further than “thinks this is out of the question, if today they show determination to move forward, as well as sincerity and loyalty in co-operation with us”.
When you are determined to move forward, you are stressed in common. When you're afraid of the change or you're comfortable in the R.C., then you investigate to find out the differences, Kurti said.
LDK Deputy Chairman Lutfi Haziri has said his VV party has agreed on the working format that will push it forward.
The one on the “show Info Box” of RTV Dukaagjini, has stressed that “we have agreed that our teams will work on the approach of sectoral policies”.
According to him, despite differences in political orientation that the LDK has as the right party and the VV as part of the left political spectrum, there is no room for co-operation.
There are good intentions on both sides. It may be that the heavy and weighty subjects were finally put down. But we can also discuss” in parallel, Haziri stressed.
He has said that Ymer's party should show its approach by the picture of former LDK President Ibrahim Rugova, then tell even about the files filed against former Pristina leader, simultaneously LDK chairman Isa Mustafa.
Otherwise, the following Thursday week, the Kosovo Parliament's Constituent Assembly session -- in which the representative of the winning PDK election coalition AAK and the (PAN) Initiative -- has shown they do not have enough votes to elect the Kosovo legislature's chief. The next session is still not known when it will be held, since it has been PAN's request that this session be postponed for several more days.
