Confrontation within the coalition, Abrashi-Haradinaj: LDK belongs to presidential post

The post of president is expected to be discussed at Monday's meeting between coalition partners. In the LDK, they are not tempted by pressure from AAK leader Ramush Haradinaj, but say the post of first state should meet them.

Such a statement for Kosovo Press has been said by Democratic League of Kosovo Secretary-General Arba Abashi. At the meeting, which will be held Monday on the topic of discussion, he says it will also be the approach of the government to dialogue with Serbia.

We have seen statements that have probably very often received media attention, whether the AAK leader or others, of various positions for coalition management or government access, and so on. The idea is to sit among party leaders. The meeting was due to be held Friday, but one of the leaders was not present in Kosovo, so he was postponed for Monday. Just a meeting that will address all open issues including the way the dialogue and the president's issue...21502 It is never discussed which party it should meet, but I believe that even the LDK as a state-form party that has given much for the country and has numbers in the Assembly and I believe that even the LDK can meet the post of president”, Abrashi stressed.

Regarding statements the LDK is seeking PDK involvement in Government, Abrashi said there is still nothing concrete in this direction. He even says they haven't met.

There is nothing concrete, there is no discussion about it. . There were no meetings, I read in media that there were meetings even in southern Albania that didn't stay. Therefore, we have a government that is functional, a president who is exercising his function and everything should be seen in this framework”, says LDK Secretary General.

For the LDK Secretary General, the government's fall motion Hoti initiated by the Vetevendosje Movement is only hypocrisy.

While believing that this initiative will not succeed, Abrashi says such an action on the part of LVV has only been to get attention on the political scene.

I don't think it's going to succeed, I don't see it as an initiative to say seriously about government collapse, I'm convinced that even they know there's no fallout in these political circumstances at the end I see a little bit as hypocrisy this work because at the same time they've accused us of no-confidence motion in time of pandemic, while they're doing the same... I think it's just a political action of them a greater attention on the political scene and I don't believe it will succeed. We've seen the number of 30 signatures blocked in those deputies they don't believe they're going to meet consensus in the rest of the deputies, Abrashi stressed.