Gorani: Dialogue is inevitable, so we must overcome disagreements

At the Kosovo Parliament's extraordinary session on this issue, Gorani has said the contents of these two documents would have to be seen as the achievement of political consensus by political parties, despite continued party clashes.

Honored MPs, I invite you today to decide on Kosovo's position in dialogue. Here are the Bill and the Dialogue Platforms. I hope that the contents of these documents are viewed as achieving the political consensus of parties. being a proposer, The PSD has tried to draft these documents despite endless party clashes. Such a situation does not change a political fact: Dialogue is the inevitable process which must definitely begin and must be closed. If as the inevitable process, the way out of the impasse thus far must be necessary”, Gorani said.

On the other hand, he has said the Bill and the Platform for Dialogue are documents compiled at a time of major international uncertainty and at the height of speculation about the country's division and exchange of territories.

“I hope the proposed plans to see as a safety effort for an uncertain and difficult process. I hope you understand as an attempt to reach consensus. Set a balance between party and state ambitions. It would be ideal to have a parliamentary majority representing Kosovo in dialogue. Now how long the focus is on the problem, not finding a choice. We have to decide what is optimistic, we have to achieve the common denominator for this joint process. I am convinced that the Platform Bill includes in it secular goals and social concerns. These documents should be viewed as the courage of their designers to take courage in this process”, Gorani has said further./ P ERISCOPIA