Haziri versus ultimatums for presidential post: It's time for big compromises

It has been more than a month since Kosovo has been without president. With former President Hashim Thaci going to The Hague, Vjosa Osmani has been placed in this position as a task leader.

But the question of who Thaci's successor will be has become “Even this issue seems to be going along with the government coalition.

Ani that the leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Isa Mustafa, has vowed to invite political parties to a discussion table on this issue, political subjects have begun setting conditions for participation.

PDK MP Blerta Deliu-Codra has said they are pending consideration that the president should be from the PDK.

“As the Democratic Party of Kosovo, we have just said that we have been invited to become part of these discussions that as soon as we cool off in these discussions, we expect the president's name taken into consideration by PDK ranks”, Deliu Kodra has been expressed yesterday.

To this harsh statement, LDK deputy chairman Lutfi Haziri has been shown. He told Express that now is not the time of conditioning but of big compromises.

The political parties' table cannot be kept under condition. The table of political parties becomes unconditional where all political party leaders agree and sit down to talk. There can be no internal dialogue with conditions. If the PDK is looking for a name, The AAK has a name, the third party has no name, the fourth party may after a name so it is not the time of ultimatums, but it is the time of major compromises”, he has said.

In the meantime, the only ones insisting that their leader be president are members of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK).

Party chairmanship member Rasim Selmanaj has told Express that Ramush Haradinaj is the only name that this party recognises for president.

“We also have our position and proposal that Ramush Haradinaj be president of the country. We're ready to talk about this. We are waiting to reflect other political parties and remain to see what will happen”, Selmanaj has told Express.

We remember that former Kosovo president Hashim Thaci resigned from his position as president after he was reportedly charged with war crimes.

Under the Constitution, the president's duty is under exercise, Chief Prime Minister Vjosa Osmani.

She has the right to exercise the task for six months.