Ganimete Musliu's sister: When I got into politics, Ghana was in fourth grade.

Kosovo Parliamentary Speaker Glauk Konjufca, during yesterday's parliamentary session, has accused the diplomat, Fatmire Musliu, that over the nine years he has worked in diplomatic service, he has never returned to Kosovo -- what he says constitutes violations.

Diplomat Fatmire Musliu has spoken about the accusations Konjufca brought in towards her.

She has shown that calling her back to work occurred when Konjufca came to the helm of the Parliament.

“During this service I worked on managing the Democratic League of Kosovo with management of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Democratic Party of Kosovo, the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, the New Kosovo Alliance, and now the Vetevendosje Movement. All political subjects who were part of parliament I was diplomat. I didn't call for a return call until Mr. Konjufca's arrival when a decision was sent to me that I accepted in prayer to complete the documentation because I was decreed by the President, to document it with facts,“she said.

Musliu said she could not take her bags and return to Pristina without having a request to her.

I was sent there by the minister's decision or by the President's decree, I couldn't get my luggage back to Pristina. There was no decision, when my decision came, I accepted it as such,” Musliu put it away at ATV.

Although during the parliamentary session, Chairman Konjufca has indicated he did not judge him from his background. Musliu, the latter claims to be the opposite.

They talk, then they get out of what they said. The moment I'm referred to as someone's sister, and as someone's sister we're somebody's daughters, it's also about my family background,” said Musliu.

She has indicated that LV deputies have always referred to her as Ganimetie Musliu's sister, and not as Fatmire Musliu, if, according to her, to try to create the opinion that Ganimette Musliu has put the sister into politics.

It is not the first time that Konjufca, and other deputies of the Vetevendosje Movement, which in Parliament and television studios do not refer to me as Fatmire Musliu and Diplomatate of the Republic of Kosovo, but as Ghana's sister Musliu. I repeat, I am proud to be Ghana's sister, but I am seven years older than Ghana, and when I started my political activity she was in the fourth or fifth grade of elementary school,” said away from Musliu.