Conflicts in the PDK demonstrate the need for division or for reform?

The Democratic Party of Kosovo has officially opened the campaign for internal elections within this subject. But these elections are not going without reconciliation among leaders at different PDK branches.

In a pronouncement by analyst Donik Salova for Indexline, it's underline. Numerous groups have been created aimed at profiting from power.

“The PDK has already made a decade in power, and like any long-standing power in time, it begins to collapse structures and values in a cyclical way. Many groups that have had and have interests and benefits from power have already been shaped in the PDK, so war will always be harsh until power is lost” has said Sullivan.

According to him, The PDK will be able to reflect and reform only if it is out in the opposition and free of power.

“Only when appearing in opposition The PDK will be able to reflect and reform truth, because the self of being in opinion, free from power, lets you think about how tomorrow's” power can get better.

However, one of the Saudi versions of the PDK could be President Hashim Thaci himself. When stressed that Thaci would like the PDK's resolution only when it itself is at its helm.

Also, it is likely that elements of President Thaci are involved in some evental scenario of divisions, because Thaci wants his PDK to have its peak only when Thaci himself has been at its helm. As Thaci wants his most loyal elements to include even within the structure of “PDK of the new decade”, because that's how I'm going to keep its influence in power, if PDK will continue to govern” analyst Sallova stressed.

Another political analyst, Ramush Tahiri, has expressed the need for reform in a proposal for Indexline. He has said the PDK needs reform in order to become a democratic party, as its name does.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo needs reform and needs to become a democratic party, not to remain a liberal party” is expressed Tahiri.

According to him, as a consequence of the current PDK governance, divisions among leaders at different PDK centres in Kosovo are also being expressed.

“But after elections within the party where local leaders are appointed will be seen or continue to resent or even integrate into the structures. In some parts normally integrated into structures, they also take certain places that have been lost and won, but in most cases division will continue. ” has finished Tahiri.

Otherwise, Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman Kadri Veseli himself, at the opening of the party election process in the branches of Gjilan, Kamenica, Vitia, Hanie of Elez, Istog and Hasi, had said that in these elections, he is not competing to defeat anyone but to strengthen the PDK structure.

“The elections in the PDK are more transparent and in this election not competed to defeat someone but to strengthen the structure, to give space to young people, intellectuals and different profiles who want to make their contribution through The PDK, to develop and empower Kosovo in the New Decade”, is quoted as saying Wessel.