Nitaj says AAKA faced successive blows

The MP of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Muharrem Nitaj, has said this political subject faced successive blows since its founding in May 2000.

In the case of the 18th anniversary of AAK's establishment, Nitaj in this interview given to the newspaper “The new era” has said that the ongoing persecution of its leader, Ramush Haradinaj, until even a year ago was a blow. AAK's.

He has said the AAK has been through difficult times, but today it has been established to a serious political force, becoming for the second time the prime minister's party, governing seven Kosovo municipalities and co-governing in many others.

Nitaj has said that so far this political subject has never become a clientlist party, even though it has paid the price for that.

“The AAK for all these years was part of all the processes in the country. Challenged as no other party, she faced successive shocks since its establishment in May 2000. The ongoing persecution of its leader, Ramush Haradinaj, until even before a year, was even a blow against AAK's. It, going through difficult stages of time, has been established today in a serious political force, becoming for the second time the prime minister's party, governing in seven Kosovo municipalities and co-governing in many more”, he said.

According to him, the AAK has matured as a political force and is already an incompatible part of the political spectrum in the country. “The AAK has made a significant contribution to all phases since 2000. I said twice he run the country government. It has issued three prime ministers and led important dictatorships to executives. It has led with important municipalities in Kosovo. In recent local elections, only for 14 votes have we lost the first place as a political party. I mean, the AAK is not a party of correspondence, but it is consistent and serious. I think she's given both charm and value to the political spectrum in the country”.