First the interest of the country: International agreements Expected to Pass to Parliament Today With PDK Votes

The ruling party, the Vetevendosje Movement for months, has failed to vote international agreements in the Assembly, as there was no quorum in the absence of the opposition.

And Monday's meeting between Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Democratic Party of Kosovo chairman Memli Krasniqi prompted the ruling party and the largest opposition party to end the political stalemate.

Prime Minister Albin Kurti, after meeting with PDK chairman Memli Krasniqi, has said he is interested in discussing with political subjects the most appropriate date for the new parliamentary elections in Kosovo.

The best time for his choice is spring or autumn.

Kurti has said that Krasniqi has also discussed the importance of better communication in the coming days, with the goal of adopting 13 international agreements pending to be voted in the Kosovo Assembly.

Meanwhile, after this meeting, the head of the deceased The PDK, Memli Krasniqi, said it was primarily talked about the work of the Parliament and the prospect of the upcoming elections.

We've had discussions I consider good. As far as the Assembly and the Law are concerned in the Parliament, we also have disks about them”.

And on Wednesday, the Democratic Party of Kosovo held a media conference indicating that the PDK would give votes for international agreements.

Candidate for Prime Minister PDK, Bedri Hamza, at a media conference has indicated that the PDK will vote international agreements.

The Democratic Party will vote international agreements. For us and me as prime ministerial candidates are initially clear the country's interest, then the political party's and finally the people's individual interests, but above all the interests of the country's citizens”, Hamza said.

According to him, the country is under measures and hundreds of millions of euros blocked as a result of non-co-operation with international factors.

Meanwhile, the chairman of this party, Memli Krasniqi, on a television show in the evening hours, said the PDK has no red lines with any party, including Kurti's VV.

He said June 30th and 7th of July are the dates Kosovo could go to the polls if political parties first agree.

Otherwise, today at 10:00 a.m., the Kosovo Assembly keeps the session going. Kosovo.

In turn is the resolution vote on addressing findings of the American State Department Report. i - OUT as well as voting on several international agreements.