Lutfi Haziri: No problem for votes, Agim Veliu will certainly be on the list of candidates for ministers

The new government, headed by Avdullah Hoti of the Democratic League of Kosovo, is expected to be voted in Wednesday.

This day has been set after the Constitutional Court recognised the right to form government The LDK, which has even submitted a hearing-responsive request for Wednesday at 11:00.

And the statements by some MPs that they do not vote for the Hoti Government, deputy head of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Lutfi Haziri told the FactPlus News Agency that it does not jeopardise the numbers for forming government.

“Numrate for government voting we have. Safe parliamentary majority are to vote government is for mandate expected to lead The LDK with AAK, Initiative, Serbian Lisa, Turkish, Bosnian, Roma, Ashkali, Egyptian and with the support of AKR deputies”, Haziri said.

The Democratic League of Kosovo today will gather its leadership. Haziri has indicated that during this meeting he will also be appointed to the names of ministers of this party.

“Ende is not set for ministers' names. The number of ministries is already known, as we agreed with coalition partners. The LDK afternoon will have meetings related to the accuracy of cadrovic policies that included the names of ministers eventually, but will not have much work because the largest number of ministers will continue to be in the cabinet after showing good performance in the cabinet of Lord Kurti's cabinet”, Haziri indicated.

Government Minister Agim Veliu, who was dismissed from the post of Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration by incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

The “has not yet been talked, but Agim Veliu is meritive, and of course he will be involved if Mr. Hoti as deputy prime minister is nominated for prime minister then and Agim Veliu will be absolutely included on the list of candidates for ministers. But this, in principle, addresses the policies of the LDK to the nominated for prime minister, has Mr. Hoti”'s initial list, Haziri tells of FactePlus.

On 30 April, the day Hashim Thaci's president mandated Avdullah Hoti for forming the new government, the Vetevendosje movement addressed the Constitutional Court, demanding the interpretation of the Constitutional Constitution of the president's decree.

Vetevendosje claimed President Thaci had committed constitutional violations when he issued the decree for Hoti's mandate because it had not consumed its right to the new mandate proposal following the government's collapse.