Kurti: Time to delay formation of new government

The Kosovo Parliament was constitutionalised, but the government has not yet been formed. VV leader Albin Kurti, who is also the main contender for receiving the government, says time is being bought to delay forming the government.

According to him, The VV's victory may have left different factors disgruntled, as it also spoke of rejected domestic factors.

Arthur Zheji: What's behind this delay if something's hiding?

Albin Kurti: I don't know exactly what he's hiding.

Arthur Zheji: Who is he that hideth himself, and him that hideth not?

Albin Kurti: You may not see what's behind the curtain, but you see the curtain...

Arthur Zheji: What about the curtain?

Albin Kurti: The curtain moves...

Arthur Zheji: I'm taking that kind metaphor that's the curtain that moves, behind the curtain moves some creatures that live behind the curtain, so they don't have the courage and courage to live on the stage. In Albania those dealing with this say that perhaps your victory has been accidental, for some important international Chancellors who decide not only politics in Kosovo and Albania, but whether it rains or if it falls hail, your comment?

Albin Kurti: I don't believe that, because there's a lot of different factors inside the country that no one needs to help out on this. VV's victory may have left different factors disgruntled, and what is happening now I would not say is a tendency to change the outcome, but to delay the new government. So what is being done is that time is being bought, which could be used for two things. One is that those who have experienced this deep shock from the VV's political victory and the opposition in general recover, to sync with the new reality, but on the other hand, it would be necessary to make some recent setbacks within the system institutions, such as employing certain people in certain positions, different appointments, and so on.