Blerta Deliu: PDK has many names worthy of presidential post

Thus has the deputy to this party, Blerta Deliu, who said the country should not remain in the vacuum for such a high state position.

“We are aware of the importance of this position and that the country should not have an institutional vacuum in terms of such an important position, especially in the circumstances Kosovo is undergoing. It is very important for the stability of the country, the Kosovo institutions that this country must clear up and agree on”.

Deliu said there are many names in her party that deserve to be at the presidency's helm, even for the political experience they had earlier, although she did not mention anyone.

“In the PDK, we have many important names and prominent figures that have had an important role in travelling the state. But there should be agreement and that person first presents a social consensus. The PDK has many names that can carry this important position. So, for such a constitutional position, there needs to be a clarity and co-ordination between political forces to get votes in parliament”.

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“We respect the will of each, including Haradniaj's, but also for it there must be clarity of what support it has within parliament”.

Deliu in the special edition has said that Deputy Prime Minister Driton Selmanaj should at least apologise for the declaration, as she said, recklessly on the issue of the found. But, for the debate the deputies of Vetevendosje and LDK had in their country, she said that the very opposite happened that these two parties said.

“We have seen two political forces promoting a government of hope, and there was finally fighting over the most sensitive issue of Kosovo society. I still have many homeless family members. I too have felt burdened by government representatives who are obliged to be part of the disk. What has at least gone through the parliament's appearance has also been one of those who have cheated on the vote of citizens”.

“And Selmanaj must respect the heavy wounds of families who have suffered pain and still have open graves. We haven't managed to do enough. The least you can do Selmanaj is to be close and commit to working harder on the return of missing persons. Selmanaj must be conscious and treat him seriously. He should apologize to Boguyevci and the families who felt offended by a reckless statement. This is the least he can do, but why not just leave the position. Must be on the morality of a politician”