Ousmani convinced that LDK-VVV differences for the fee will be exceeded

Kosovo Assembly Speaker Vjosa Osmani vows that the coalition between the party from which it comes and the Vetevendosje Movement is doing well, but with certain differences. For what she considers that those who target “collapse” will not arrive.

After completing the chairmanship meeting, Vjosa Osmani spoke of Prime Minister Albin Kurti's proposal to lift the fee.

She said there is no risk and tendency to break up relations with the United States.

We today will have meetings with the prime minister to discuss these issues, and specifically regarding his latest proposal, we will stand only after that meeting. As for the assessments that someone is trying to endanger or destroy reports with the United States, in the quality of the assembly chairman I say I've never seen any tendency or intention by anyone in the Government of Kosovo to break up relations with the United States. In fact, I see a full willingness of all government members to co-ordinate any action with our partners, reports with which we have existential as a state. Of course I have also called for such agreement and whatever any details may be about which there may be no reconciliation at the moment, I am convinced that it will soon be reached”, she said.

She vowed that the coalition is doing well, however, confirmed that with certain differences.

I see that the coalition is doing well, for details, small differences, I assure you that they will be overcome, anyone who has intentions that small differences to be used for a collapse of a report created now and years and confirmed even with the 6 October vote, I assure you that it will not reach”, she noted.

Asked whether Kurti worked in compliance with the policies of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Osmani said the Government's proposals for the tariff would be further discussed.

The decisions are made in the Government of Kosovo. I mean, the topics that are of such importance that it's the issue of the fee should always have consultations, always have dinner. That decision is executive of the Government of Kosovo, not a assembly decision. We debate in the assembly, as we will on Monday. But it is the decision of the Government of Kosovo exclusively. As far as I understand I have the proposal, it will be further discussed and as soon as it has full agreement, then I am convinced that differences are overcome without any problem as all other differences have been exceeded”, Osmani stated.

As for AAK warnings that there will be protests following the removal of the tax, Chief Prime Minister Vjosa Osmani said it is constitutional right, however, should not be mismanaged for organisation, a decision that is in the country's interest.

I strongly believe, that's my opinion that taking the fee has the support of citizens. Therefore, a decision that is the country's interest and in the interest of maintaining our relations with strategic allies should not be misused and misinterpreted for organisation. But the right to protest is constitutional, Osmani has said.

According to her, this Monday on March 2nd, there will be an extraordinary session required by 41 deputies for the fee, then there will be a set on March 5th, to mark the NLA Age and also on March 9th, since the March 8th is Sunday, there will be a session for the women's international day, where there will be amatic session that will be dedicated in the total KLA dissilibilisation of women violated during the war”, Osmany stated.