Ahmeti: Those who heard citizens not lecture but reflect

Ahmeti has said the time has passed of hiding responsibility in the LDK, while stressing that the new party chairman, Lumir Abdixhiku, has full support of the headship to meet with Vjosa Osmani.

“In the Chief yesterday has been given full support to President Obadiah for continuing talks. Everyone's personal stances do not represent the LDK's official position. The practice of hiding responsibility has passed. Above all, it is good not to lecture but to reflect on support for President Abdixhiku's new vision”, Ahmeti said.

He stressed that the LDK now needs to listen to citizens, while repeating the advice for those who, according to him, did not.

“We are in the political moment when the LDK must listen to the voice of citizens and those who acted in opposition to this practice should definitely reflect”, Ahmeti told Express.

Parasely, even LDK deputy chairman Anton Kuni regoton Selmanaj, who criticised the approach of the new LDK chairman to meet separately with President Vjosa Osmani's incumbent.

“Lulmir was the last of the party leaders he met, Miss Osmani; in comprehensive consultation with the LDK structures. There was neither “urir” nor “vrap”! The LDK is re-entering dignity with very certain steps. Dream Team” at the top of Lumin”, Quinn wrote on Facebook.

Selmanaj has said Abdjik's decision to meet separately with the president's incumbent lawyer, Vjosa Osmani, hurts the LDK. According to him, the LDK falls even more with these actions, which, he says, loses the dignity even to those who in the last parliamentary elections voted for the party.

Any attempt to divide or differentiate Vjozen from Albin and Vetevendosje is an attempt to deceive the vote into the project of this harmful political binomial. “Turri and running” to meet Vjosen, it's nothing but a rush to bring down even more LDK and the dignity of its 110 thousand eligible voters”, Selmanaj wrote on Facebook.

LDK Chairman Lumir Abdixhiku on Friday met with Presidential Taskperson Vjosa Osmani and Prime Ministerial candidate Albin Kurti to discuss forming new institutions. The meeting was held early to discuss with particular emphasis the election of the country's president, which Osmani aimed at, who emerged from the LDK after the parkarachi was dismissed from all leading positions in the party, to win later the parliamentary general elections, in which he competed together with its former political party, Albin Kurti.

After this meeting, Abdixhiku said he would only seek a meeting with Osman, who needs the support of her former party to assume the position of the chief of state, as that two other opposition parties, The PDK and AAK have openly declared that they will not. Abdixhik's idea yesterday also received the approval of members of the new party chairmanship, outside which Driton Selmanaj and senior party officials, who were considered Osman's biggest enemies and guilty of the worst result ever that the party received from the February 14th elections.