Deliu: Governments will have short luck if dialogue deals as a national agenda

Through a Facebook post, Deliu has said that in Kosovo it is considered that the last two governments have declined as a result of partners' differences in dialogue.

According to her, recent clashes are showing that neither the current coalition has agreed on the issue.

“The governments need to address dialogue as a national agenda involving all political and public factors, otherwise they will have the same, short fate”, says its post.

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Causers for the decline of two preliminary governments are considered to have been disagreements between coalition partners over the question of dialogue.

The last government did not face this pressure more than 50 days, and disagreements about the approach and management of the dialogue issue resulted in its decline.

So, after these two experiences, it has been absolutely irresponsible to create a next government without prior reconciliation over dialogue.

The outbreak of recent public clashes between coalition partners clearly testifies that they have not previously agreed on this issue, which exposes the fundamental reasoning on which Government was established.

Governments should treat dialogue as a national agenda involving all political and public factors, otherwise they will have the same, short fate.

The prime minister must convey Kosovo's political clarity to dialogue meetings, not its dilemmas.