Haliti: Albin Kurti is not interested in coalitioning with PDK, wants NISMA's LDK

Vetevendosje Movement Chairman Albin Kurti, at the same time prime minister in office, sent a letter to him several days ago for preliminary consultations on the formation of the Kosovo Democratic League of Kosovo chairman Lumir Abdixhiku.

The LDK chairman did not formally tell such a meeting. But if such an invitation is extended to the Democratic Party of Kosovo ( PDK, how should they proceed?

High official has spoken on this matter The PDK's former delegation of this political subject, Xhavit Haliti, simultaneously. Haliti said it is hard to conclude how to act, but stresses that, in advance, Kosovo's interests should be analysed and then the PDK's.

Other issues according to Halit are commitment The PDK doesn't make deals with any party without and then guaranteeing the post of prime minister and implementation programme in an eventual agreement that can be made.

It's hard to get worded and shot at what to do, keep the stated position during the campaign, or lower the plate. Clearly, it should analyse Kosovo's interests and then PDK's. But it's a very unknown situation, in public we have the PDK position, but we don't have a statement from Kurti, who after the election ends called us “Hajvan” (Aquore), a statement that labels all the opposition”, he stated.

“The second issue is commitment The PDK, that the PDK, made no agreement with any party without guaranteeing the post of prime minister, the third question is that in an eventual issue, should the fiscal policy, economic development, education, health insurance, energy, investment liberalisation, minimum wage, etc. Or he'll talk only about the divisions of ministries” Haliti declared for Blic, Periscope.

But according to Halit, VV chairman Albin Kurti, is at least interested in a coalition with the PDK.

He says his priority interest is LDK, and then NISMA.

I think Albin is the least interested in coalitioning with the PDK. His priority interest is LDK, and then NISMA. That's why I'm silent, because in question is the president's election and without agreement with one of the major parties the country can go to the elections, if not during the government formation process, then the moment the president is elected can be critical if the major opposition parties don't participate in the session when the vote takes place”, Haliti says.