Doarsa Kica Jeleli officially in LDK, Abdixhiku welcomes him in big words

Doarsa Kica éli MP officially became part of the Democratic League of Kosovo. This is one of the rare cases the ruling party deputy passes to the opposition.

The MP, who so far was in the Vetvendosje Movement parliamentary group, from the ranks of List Guxo, has presented LDK chairman Lumir Abdjiku today.

So writes LDK chairman Lumir Abdixhiku:

Welcome, Doar.

Today, the Democratic League of Kosovo joined Kosovo Parliament deputy Doarsa Kica Jeleli. As a prominent active and professional politician, its arrival to the LDK is of value. That's why we're all happy.

We've been talking to Doarsa for a long time about the politics, activism and vision of our local League. Its views on Kosovo, for the present and future of the generations of this country for justice in particular, are values that we try to spread with persistence in every political act. We talked about the LDK, our ideas ahead and the need to build this road together with the best in the country. This is our goal; The door is like that, so our natural journey. It has much to give the Democratic League of Kosovo, our membership and our common ideals on the long road ahead.

Doarsa Kica Xhelili has completed studies at the University of Pristina Faculty of Juridic. As the Burssist of Loyola University in Chicago, the United States, she took the title Magic Rule of Development at the center of this university in Rome. Doarsa, besides civil society activist, was also a prominent lawyer inside and outside Kosovo. Her experience in this regard makes her a valuable asset to our society.

During this legislature of the Kosovo Parliament, Doarsa has served as chairman of the Commission for Public Administration, Local Powers, Media and Regional Development, as well as a member of the Commission for Legislation, Mandate, Imunite, Framework and Supervisance of the Anti-Corruption Agency. Its active and professional work on commissions and in public has pushed ahead initiatives that have received widespread civic support over and over again.

Doarsa lives in Pristina; she is married and mother to a girl.