Numerous Criticisms of Opposition Parties Disgruntled With the Governance of Osman Kurt

Criticals against institutional leaders continue to be numerous.

Disgusted with the rule of the prime minister, Albin Kurti, is independent MP Haki Abazi.

During 2023, according to MP Abazi, Kurti, in co-ordination with the head overseer, Glauk Konjufca, has blocked the Parliament's work.

Kosovo's “Parliament is less than correct, actually, Kurti in compliance, of course with the conference, have turned parliament into a non-functional institution just not to seek accountability to the executive, which is, the main job of parliament in a parliamentary state”.

He also criticised the work of Foreign Minister Donika Grovalla for freezing diplomatic relations with all non-recognitional Kosovo countries.

And opposition parties, The PDK and AAK have expressed disappointment with the work of President Vjosa Osmani. PDK MP Ganimete Musliu has said the country's president's role is defined by the Constitution, but, according to her, President Osmani in no circumstance has respected her role

Instead of having a president who would unify people in normal situations with particular emphasis on crisis situations like the September 24th crisis, we have a president who plays the role of Albin Kurti's technical assistant. The role of the president or president is very clearly determined in the country's Constitution, so it has not respected its role in any form. ”

While AAK deputy Time Kadrijaj has indicated that in the post-war history of Kosovo there has been no more silent president and that she has not played the unifying role than President Osmani.

In post-war history we have not had more silent presidents without even a concrete suspicion has played the unifying role. Because in all cases in the situation in which Kosovo is found, it has to take a role as Kosovo's own Constitution describes it. ”

And VV deputy Eman Canman has said that, in terms of the interinstation during 2023, there has been good co-operation between the presidency institutions, the Assembly and the executive.

“In the inter-institute aspect I think has been a good collaboration of institutions with the presidency, the Parliament and the executive. I believe that it would have to be more engaged and in slightly better cooperation with the opposition, even with other actors, especially in relation to dialogue”

Betman said he hopes that in 2024, commitments, reports and also greater unifications of the entire political spectrum will improve for the welfare of citizens.