Kurti suggests to PDK leaders in the north to work from municipal objects

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, in his pre-media presentation, has been asked by reporters Thursday also for PDK leaders who have decided to listen to US advice to carry out their duty outside municipal offices.

Kurti said the heads should go to their jobs because they are paid for.

“I believe that elected mayors, although election appearances have been low, are legal leaders who have legitimacy, though incomplete, and standards due to pressure for Serbs to boycott elections. Pressure that was with threats and blackmail. Those candidates who have competed and won must do the job because they are paid for it. The workplace should be in the public building, because the public building is the republic's. There's a state of emergency like the pandemic we haven't been to the workplace, but the workplace is in that building and I believe it's good for everyone to be there. But it's the mayor who has taken the citizens' votes, and they make the decisions that the mayors” judge, The prime minister said.

I am convinced that we have done all we can: we have postponed the elections, we have held the elections, and they are considered legitimate and fair by internationals, all have accepted the election outcome, fourth of us have agreed not to have the triumph of the holiday for those victories. Vow ceremonies will also be held in public buildings. MF pays people for their work. The parallel structure has Serbia, I believe increasingly powerless. We cannot create parallel structures outside official objects. When they entered those offices, the offices were abandoned, except that candidates abandoned the elections, and they abandoned the facilities. They are responsible for the state created. Not those of us who want to work and participate in elections. I believe the mayors should be at the municipal buildings and offices. We need normality, republic, democracy, for municipality function of citizens”, Prime Minister Albin Kurti concluded his speech.