14 minutes agoBritish Ambassador: It is important for Kosovo that Parliament and Government be formed as soon as possible
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)On Sunday, February 9th, over 40 percent of citizens rightly voted votes (appro 800 thousand) to elect their political representatives. Currently, given the preliminary results, none of the political subjects can form the government without a coalition. The ruling party, the Vetevendosje Movement, entered the election race with claims [...]
Currently, given the preliminary results, none of the political subjects can form the government without a coalition.
The ruling party, the Vetevendosje Movement, entered the election race with claims to get 500,000 votes, but failed to achieve the goal.
Processed data thus far reveals that 99.72 percent of the votes have been counted.
The first is the Vetevendosje Movement, 341 thousand 662 votes, or 40.81 percent.
Then comes the Democratic Party of Kosovo, with 184 thousand 499 votes, or 22.05 percent.
The third seat is the Democratic League of Kosovo, with 147 thousand and 827 votes, or 17.67 per cent.
While the AAK with coalition partners “for Kosovo Fiture”, ranks fourth with 62 thousand 309 votes or 7.45 per cent.
In this case, Klonkosova has even asked the embassy of key countries in Kosovo, about whether there could be any institutional blockades in the following months.
Current election results have also been commented on by Great Britain's Ambassador Jonathan Hargreets.
He told them it is important for Kosovo that the Parliament and the new government can be formed as soon as possible.
” In order for Kosovo to serve all its citizens and to engage fully in achieving progress in the EU-launched dialogue. Kosovo is a close and precious partner of Great Britain, and I look forward to continuing our co-operation under the new government”, the British diplomat said.
Hargrees, he expressed satisfaction that without many Kosovo citizens on Election Day, exercising their democratic right to vote.
“We are happy that we have been able to establish a strong team of observers along with the EU Election Monitoring Mission. I commend Kosovo for a peaceful and peaceful electoral process, with the participation of all communities. For such a new country, the power and functioning of independent Kosovo institutions” is evident, he said.
The remaining procedure towards formal certificate of results should now continue without problems and without delay”, British Ambassador Johntan Hargrees said.
