The only one of the three opposition leaders to accept the invitation, Krasniqi will seek new elections tomorrow from Kurti.

Facing each other, at the same table, as rarely Monday will Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Memli Krasniqi, chairman of the largest opposition party in the country.

The chief of executives, through this meeting invited by him, will aim to push ahead of the legislature's agenda until the first one. The PDK's appointment of the date of new elections.

The meeting is being considered important, although according to connoisseurs, results are not expected.

According to them, Prime Minister Kurti has had to call the opposition at the meeting to discuss other issues of much more importance, such as that of membership in the Council of Europe.

Artan Mujariri, policy connoisseur, considers a joint meeting of the political spectrum necessary, where it will be discussed on more important issues than legislative agendas.

While analyst Fidan Ukaj says other topics, including Association, will be discussed during this meeting.

Parliament work monitors say status-opposital unity is too necessary to push it forward before the legislative agenda.

According to Tringa Dresey, a researcher in KDI, there has been an apparent decline in the work in the Assembly, so co-ordination and co-operation in the legislative agenda are taken into account.

The Democratic League of Kosovo and the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo have rejected Kurt's invitation to the meeting. /rtk