Shpend Ahmeti armless needs new partners for Pristina

With this motto he focused on most of the councillors at the municipal assembly since the preliminary mandate VV did not have much at the assembly.

With the enthusiasm of most numbers, Ahmeti began his second term as chairman, but after the VV split and Shpend Ahmeti remained without a majority in the municipal Assembly, as half of the assets remain in Vetevendosje, while the rest in the PSD currently led by Ahmeti.

Ahmeti draws out the lack of numbers in the assembly has remained even without directors as two of them have been dismissed because they belong to the VV, while the third Yll Rugova has said openly that he will no longer be director in the municipality of Pristina, broadcasts Cosovapress.

Awareers of the circumstances of municipal developments, but even municipal assembly monitors see the co-operation at the central level inevitable.

That's how Rasim Alija from Democracy for Development thinks, according to which Ahmeti has only this possibility of connecting any coalition to any of the parties.

Currently, the PSD is in coalition with the AAK and the AKR.

The only option is to connect the coalitions, what these coalitions will be like, is left with no political interests, any future coalition between the current chairman's party in the Pristina assembly, and other parties may be signal and for a possible coalition at the central level”, Alija says.

According to him, the first year of President Ahmeti's second term is counterproductive. He feels that controversy and attacks between former partners may have affected him.

This division is seen in concrete projects that have occurred or happen in Pristina municipality. We as residents of the capital see few projects, or at least it's lowering the level of investments that made municipalities in both infrastructure and other sections”, Alija added.

That the departure from the co-government of Vetevendosje is inevitable for new coalitions also thinks Besian Beha asamblist of the PSD.

He said they're open too. PDK and LDK.

This situation is not a solution for anyone. We're open even for PDK and LDK... At the end of the day, the citizens of Pristina are not interested in the executives with whom you've cooperated, but in realising the” programme, Beha told Kosovas. According to him, VV directors have been fired because there has been a lack of co-operation.

But The PSD seems to have difficulty finding partners to govern in the municipality.

At least so can be said of the LDK, since its assistant Fiknet Bayta absolutely denies they could be in co-governance with Shpend Ahmeti. According to her, there is democracy within their parliamentary group, and some decisions are made as individuals.

“The LDK is the largest party in the Pristina municipality, both with the number of asmblists and by vote. We are a unique parliamentary group, but we have a group democracy, some decisions are made that as individuals we might think is something to benefit the citizen. But in the group's internal development we are unique in politics, we present the policies of the LDK parliamentary group”, Bata told Kosova Prees.

Kosova Prees has also interviewed the Vetevendosje Asamblist in Pristina's Municipal Assembly Eman Kmmani.

He has complaints against President Ahmeti, saying he has given no room to work for VV directors who were fired.

“means five months of renovation and construction of the Family Medicine Centers, that's done deliberately, but even when that comes, they're tendered all the time and the signing of the contract that has legal access to a two or three days, that's going on 30 days, which means it's the biggest, legally no longer fair, it cuts the 30th day with the intention of delaying will, so the blockade has”, said Canman.

Pristina's chairman has said he fired Vetevendosje directors since, as he said, the situation created in the municipality should be unblocked.