Do not stop pledges for coalition, but LVV, LDK still without agreement

LVV and LDK have not held any meetings in the last 10 days.

Officials of the Vetevendosje (LVV) Movement and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) have said on Tuesday that in the coming days the LVV DK agreement will occur to form the next government.

But the leaders of these two subjects have not held any meetings in the last 10 days.

The LVV has said that the next meeting will take place once the head of Vetevendosje returns from Germany, the Zeri newspaper writes today.

It's gonna be 10 days tomorrow since LVV. The LDK has held its last meeting in terms of reaching the final agreement for co-governance. Despite the fact that these two subjects have not yet disclosed when the next meeting will be held, LVV DK officials have reiterated again that the agreement could be finalised this week.

From the Vetevendosje Movement, they have said that the moment party leader Albin Kurti returns from Germany, the invitation to meet the LDK leader will be sent. Meanwhile, the Democratic League of Kosovo has announced that at the next meeting between the leaders of the respective parties, reconciliation will take place over the division of responsibilities within institutions.

The LDK's main request to the first party issued by the elections, during these weeks, has been linked to the post of president, whether this position belongs to the subject currently led by Isa Mustafa.

On the other side during Tuesday's European Union Office chief (BE) in Kosovo, Nataliya Apostolova, has called for formation of the new government.