a minute agoLDK insists presidential post, denying division of ministries
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The Democratic League of Kosovo does not give up the president's position in negotiations with Vetevendosje Movement. Despite public pressure and the possibility of this position becoming responsible for the coalition's failure, the post of first state position is considered balancing power between the two parties. But despite that, the LDK official is optimistic that they will be found [...]
But despite that, the LDK official says optimistic that modalities will be found and the agreement with the VV will happen.
LDK chairmanship member Avdullah Hoti in an interview for KosovoPress says they are awaiting the VV's invitation for the upcoming meeting, while flatly denying the ministries between them and Vetevendosje.
The LDK's elected MP also calls on Vetevendosje that if the post of prime minister, president and half of government weighs more, they can switch positions and their party gets the prime minister and half the government.
Hoti: Positions must be balanced if one part weighs too much, we can change
The country's “prime minister has the largest executive power in the country. All policies in the country are implemented through the Government and there are other institutions that are parliament and the chairman of the Parliament.
These two need to balance. It's the presidency, it's the Parliament. It's the Government. The government is more powerful with the greatest competencies. How to balance now these have different approaches. One we have offered is the prime minister with half the government and on the other side is the president with the Speaker of the Parliament and half the government. If that part weighs more, we are willing to consider it. Let him stand on the other side of Vetevendosje and we cross the prime minister. Such an agreement ensures full respect for political power within the” coalition, says Hoti.
Although it was reported today that the ministries between the VV and LDK have been divided, Hoti says that responsibility-sharing issues have not yet been closed. While stressing that if there is no full reconciliation, there is no reconciliation for anything.
Hoti: Retailing responsibilities Issues
We have not yet agreed, unless full agreement is reached, there is no agreement. We also agreed on the governing program for the program. But they're not valid if we don't complete the deal... no responsibilities have closed, says Hoti.
Although there are disagreements on these issues, Hoti says there is no reason for the coalition not to happen while there is correction.
Hoti: The coalition will happen, there is no reason not to be
There is no reason why this will happen. We do not want any reason why. We will give no reason for this to happen. But the responsibility for creating the parliamentary majority falls first in the elections, not us. I believe we've been quite correct and will continue to be correct in front of the subject. Not conditioning it on anything, but trying to agree... the next meeting is still not the target I believe in the coming days such a meeting will be set because there is will on our part to reach the” agreement, he says.
This week's Monday has been the last meeting between the two Kurti-Mustafa leaders, where certain differences were spread mainly in the division of ministries and the president's case.
