Muharrem: An influential international group is working for a future government without the VVA.

Analyst Shenoll Muharremi says an influential international group is working for a government without the Vetevendosje Movement.

Through a post in his Facebook profile, Muharrem did an analysis by Kurt's invitation to meet with opposition leaders.

“First Step Towards Co-operation and the Future Coalition Government

I welcome the prime minister's invitation to meet with the opposition. This is the right way. The opposition should not refuse this invitation. You can then reverse or differing attitudes with the government. But I have to attend the meeting. Even enemies in war communicate and meet together. So the meeting has to be held and it's a good event that's happening”, it writes among other things.

Below, you have a full post [without interference]:

The meeting between the Government and the Opposition: First Step Towards Co-operation and the Future Coalition Government

I welcome the prime minister's invitation to meet with the opposition. This is the right way. The opposition should not refuse this invitation. You can then reverse or differing attitudes with the government. But I have to attend the meeting. Even enemies in war communicate and meet together. So the meeting has to be held and it's a good story going on.

These people, our politicians and our government that we've voted on for a long time they haven't met together. They're polarizing society with their discretion and are not meeting together to discuss it. This is primitive and is not useful at all.

Although there may be a correction or an embarrassment or an interest in Kurti when making that call, the meeting must be held. Communication, meetings between party leaders must be common business.

I repeat, you may disagree and have very different policies... but you must meet. The only way forward is political communication at the highest level. We need to learn to reach consensus on some areas of high public importance. And consensus only needs to be met and discussed. We are not currently able to develop important topics with consensus, this should be improved.

And as for Kurt's interest, the VV government... except they're trying to show more democratized than others this invitation, maybe there's something more here at this invitation.

Albin Kurti knows very well that he will never rule alone again. He needs a coalition partner. He should start teaching his militants with other parties, which he may have been tough on. So a dissolute VV shift to opposition parties can be expected in the coming period.

Still no one, including him himself, knows exactly what the VV's future governing partner will be. As if a group of international influence prefers and works for a government without VV, but this does not seem to be justified in presumptions of influence and still too high for the VV.

In fact, as far as elections go, the smaller the coalition partner, the better for Kurt and the VV. But he may need a higher and more creditable partner, more stable. Especially a partner he's been putting together to implement association, a historical responsibility that's been freaking Kurt out as long as he doesn't want to do it on his own.

So this meeting is also an entrance, pre-couple, to the achievement of the coalition and future government partnership. One of these parties will be Albin Kurti's coalition partner after the upcoming elections. Which exactly depends on the final results of the vote after the upcoming elections.