Korab Sejdiu has orders for Kosovo Parliament's Headship

The failure of the Kosovo Assembly in the past term seems to have lazy MPs, as the overwhelming majority of them are part of the mandate as well. After the elections, they initially called on Kosovo's Assembly to be formed as soon as possible, but now after the formations, they don't seem to care about meeting and discussing [...]
Kosovo's Assembly is taking place four months, and it has not held a plenary rule session to discuss any laws or problems of institutions and citizens.
And for this independent MP in the Kosovo Assembly, Korab Sejdiu expresses himself indignant of albeu. com with his colleagues. He calls for an end to this situation and for regular assembly sessions to begin.
There is no reason for this sluggish start of the Parliament's work. Instead of using this time to compensate for lost time during the constitution, it is continuing with irresponsible delays. We have a responsibility to get the job started right away. ” said Sejdiu for albeu.com.
Meanwhile, he further said that if this delay is due to the election campaign, then such a situation is unacceptable.
The “is likely, as a reason, being used to participate in the election campaign for local governance, but the assembly's work is state interest and exceeds any personal or party interest that can connect to local governance. ” he said.
Even the head of the EU Office in Kosovo, Nataliya Apostolova, has expressed disappointment with the failure to observe any plenary session of the Kosovo Assembly since its union.
Apostolova has said that this disappointment will be expressed to her chairman, Kadri Wessel, as soon as he meets her.
The head of the EU Office has stated that the Kosovo Parliament's reasoning that parliamentary groups have not yet proposed the commission members, mayors and deputy speakers has not convinced him much.
And yet MPs continue to rest their jobs in election campaigns. It is even enough to enter their profiles and look at the propaganding photos they make with voters and party militants.












