PDK and LDK have no plans for coalitions, will compete alone

AAK Chairman Ramush Haradinaj has said that joining the subject he heads into the pre-election coalition with the Social Democrat Initiative is an example of how all opposition parties can unite to offer the country a good government programme.

In Rubikon in Klan Kosova, Haradinaj said willing to co-operate with all opposition political forces in the country, and that for this co-operation he has no condition but to work towards NATO membership.

” Elections are coming, fair at the end of the year, but they can come even earlier in summer or sometime. We want to give evidence and examples that we can all unite, give Kosovo a government programme and change Kurti Government because of the losses it causes to citizens in general and the risks of this governance for years to come if they continue. We prefer to all to join, and we only have several agreed partnerships”, Haradinaj said on Thursday evening.

LDK's PDK want to compete alone

From the Democratic League of Kosovo, they have said they do not plan pre-election coalitions.

Thus has the chief of the Parliamentary Group of this party, Arben Gashi, who stressed that such topics will be discussed after holding elections.

“The LDK will not make pre-election coalitions with parliamentary parties. Our orientation is the LDK's victory, after the elections, when the LDK is first, we talk about other questions”, Gashi said.

The same have been declared by the Democratic Party of Kosovo, where its spokesman Faton Abdullahu stressed that they will compete alone.

Although Abdullahu pointed out that they are open, as he said, to turn Kosovo into development tracks.

“The Democratic Party of Kosovo is now focused on direct communication with citizens working broadly and unhinderedly in all directions and, however, in terms of preparations for future elections, which should be held as soon as we can --”, Abdullah told Clankosova.tv.

“Continued meetings with our structures and with citizens around Kosovo, give us to understand that, now Kosovo needs an urgent change and is The PDK will offer this change. As the PDK plans to mobilise all of our internal potential and will compete in the upcoming elections as the only party”, Abdullah stressed.

But he left space for the party to unite individuals and various social organisations or groups.

Otherwise, we are and will remain open to individuals, various social organisations and groups that want to join our vision to turn Kosovo into development tracks that are missing and integration that has been warped”, potential spokesperson PDK.

While, Teute Rrusta from the Social Democratic Party, indicated that they have received a coalition invitation from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo, but that, she has said, they have rejected this invitation.

Will there be another LVV-Guxo coalition?

The Vetevendosje movement has not yet been declared in connection with a possible coalition with Guxo.

Meanwhile Faton Peci, minister of agriculture and member of List Guxo, the party that is in the ruling coalition with LVV, in December of the year we left behind, had said a series of their coalition would bring back the outcome of the last elections.

Commenting on ATV a survey that circulated in the media, Peci said: “in case it is real, in a future Vetevendosje in the coalition with us it will have 50 percent”.

In the last parliamentary elections in Kosovo, held in 2021, the Vetevendosje Movement came first with 50.28% of the vote. The second was PDK (17%), followed by LDK (12.73%), and the AAK as fourth with 7.1%.