Haradinaj's MP: The Self-Determination LDK has two years to fall down on this government, never mess

Thus has the deputy of this party, Blerim Kuci, who says the opposition's task is to file the motion when they have the votes.

“If you remember the opposition parties this initiative or the tendency to do so, they had it from the start when this Government was created. They've been repeatedly called that government will be very short-term, a month, six months, two years, and we're still under way. So it is the task, but also the opposition constitutional right to file a motion when they consider they have votes. The reason it's set up is something else, but their constitutional right exists consistently and can be frozen whenever they have the votes. He needs 61 votes to bring this government down through motion”, he said.

MP Kuci estimates the AAK has marked great growth. He says that in all polls this party has become and its leader has taken first place.

After a year of work, the most creditable organisations making surveys put the Alliance on the rise almost unbelievable. No political subject for such a short time has been able to grow since then as a party, especially it is important after a year's work by Prime Minister Haradinaj from fourth position in polls before the Alliance or Mr. Haradinaj to be prime minister has been constantly fourth, now individually through these polls that are not ours but are of the creditable institutions, Prime Minister Haradinaj appears as the most voted leader compared to other party leaders, or twice the second time. This is an indication that the Alliance is individually ready to go to the polls if necessary”, he said.

He said they do not ask for elections, as Prime Minister Haradinaj still has much work to do, but points out that the AAK has marked extraordinary growth.

AAK MP Blerim Kuci has also talked about the functioning of the ruling coalition, which he says is why there seem to be problems is working the best way possible.

“We have had a coalition partner, is the Serbian List, it has left at least in the declarative form it has left this coalition. I have the impression that when they are in a coalition their interests toward even the functioning of the state should be present in this coalition, normally saying no and the Serbian List is no longer in the coalition. We hope that we will be open to them, if they change or if their demands change we will be back in the coalition with the Serbian List. However, given the dialogue epilogue, it is difficult to think that the Serbian List will enter the coalition before the end or epilogue of dialogue. In relation to other partners, I measure it, not how it works, but what product it gives. In terms of products the Government is known as Government, which has launched many bills towards the Parliament, no Government so far has launched more bills than this Government”, Kuci said.

He said this Government has completed the establishment of the Kosovo Army, the law on wages, the law on the capital.

For the Parliament Speaker's proposal, Kadri Wessel to form a parliamentary commission to clean up veterans' lists, Kuci said the AAK is for everything he sends ahead of society, but not when they are made for the benefit of political parties.

This initiative should be brought to the Parliament, if you come to the Assembly then the commission is formed and the commission gets the right votes or not is the issue of the Parliament, and MPs, because it is not addressed to political parties, but it will be addressed at least I think it should address the Parliament and the Assembly will make its decision. If you form this commission why not we will be part of that commission as much as it is up to us to have members on that commission and we will be very cooperative”, he said.

The year 2019 has been declared as a year of economy by the Kosovo government, yet the country continues to mark low economic growth, but MP Kuci says the Haradinaj government has created a host of facilities for businesses and the results of which will be seen in the years ahead.

“Roads suitable for investor and law enforcement. Without these two, it's hard to say something else, but in this political environment that is Kosovo today, especially about the epilogue of dialogue normally that foreign investors expect even a while, what will be done with Kosovo. Few changes about the president, about Vuqi, about the prime minister, have created a fairly unfriendly climate for approaching foreign investors”, he said.

According to him, the creation of several economic areas, such as the American one in Gjakova, is an incentive for foreign investors to come and invest in Kosovo.