Parties Away from Agreement for Presidential Post

LDK MP Faton Bislimi for Kosovo Press says the ruling coalition still does not have a candidate for president of the country, but hopes a solution will be found.

There is still no candidate for president. You know there is already an invitation from Prime Minister Hoti to a table with party leaders to agree on the possibility of electing the president. I hope that the country's political leaders will find the best possible opportunity for the president's solution to take place. And then if it needs to go to elections we like LDK don't fear elections at any moment”, he declares.

Annie why it has been months since AAK has nominated Ramush Haradinaj for president of the country, they still do not find it reasonable to collect signatures to proceed to his candidacy in the country.

MP Pal Lekaj says procedures in the Assembly can be launched once there is widespread compliance. But in the opposite case, Lekaj for Kosova Press says the 14 AAK deputies do not vote any candidate except their leader.

“As far as procedures are concerned, it is constitutional to take thirty signatures. But we have not yet begun, as we do not have an agreement with other political subjects that are in parliament. Once we agree and agree on Mr. Haradinaj's candidacy for president, we will also collect the signatures... We have made it clear that at the beginning, we the 14 AAK deputies do not vote any other candidates for president... the time will come when we will sit down and agree, there is an approach but not as far as we can say the job is done. I hope that the next few days, or next week, we will sit down all the political subjects to make a solution”, he says.

Disinteresting the issue expressed in Vetevendosje Movement. MP Artan Abrashi says that in this legislature, they do not think to prosecute a candidate for president.

We believe the Parliament as the authority that made the president's selection cannot prosecute this issue. I believe that this formation of the assembly has deviated from the will of the citizens who came out of the 6 October vote. Consequently, we consider the president's vote in these circumstances inappropriate. Now all we hear is political and party proposals that do not reflect on the criteria a person should meet as president representing the unity of the people. Consequently, the LVV in this legislature does not think to prosecute a candidate for president”, he says.

Same attitude, for Kosova Prees says, too The PDK, Avni Bytyci, who says that currently in the party they have not discussed this post and therefore cannot proceed their candidate for president in the Assembly.

While connoisseur of the country's Constitution, the Palusha Framework explains to Kosovo that I am running the deadline when two candidate presidents of the country are prosecuted in the Assembly.

“With an act of Constitutional Court has been determined at least to be two candidates for president. That first vote procedure has been determined by two-thirds of the vote, unless then the second round is secured. In this case, at least two candidates with thirty signatures of Kosovo Assembly deputies should have formally. But it seems political parties have no consensus for candidates who could be elected to president. Then such candidates should take the initiative and collect signatures and hand over to the Assembly to submit to the procedure as president ... The offer is two months 60 days when the president of Kosovo should be elected and if the Assembly is not distributed within 60 days and the country goes to the elections”, he says.

Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti has warned meetings with political party leaders next week to find a solution for the president. As of November 5th, at the head of the state as a task leader, Vjosa Osman is.