No more information, Kurti-Limay appointment complete

The images show Kurt leaving the restaurant where the meeting took place, accompanied by bodyguards and headed toward the escort cars.

The meeting comes at a key moment for the country, in an effort to get out of the political stalemate that is dragging on the creation of new institutions after the elections.

So far, it has not been disclosed whether any agreement has been reached between the parties. The Social Democrat Initiative, on the other hand, remains committed to the post of Parliament chairman who, according to them, is key to balancing power, reports National, broadcast Periscope.

The Social Democrat Initiative has made it clear that it wants the post of chief parliament. Such a thing, the deputy of this subject, Jevahire Izak, repeated on Saturday.

We expect a positive signal from this meeting that I believe will happen today. I expect positive signal and political will from the VV leader. This is political reality, the Initiative has extended the hand of co-operation. We expect the VV leader to see he has will. Let's get out of this mess, this option exists”, she said, adding that Mayor is the best offer for the country.

“Nisma has offered this co-operation, that should materialise with a political agreement. There is no other offer, we offer unconditional co-operation. Conditions for the executive to have the first party, while at the helm of the Assembly Limaj. It's not a condition, it's an option, the best offer to the country right now. Limaj would get the votes. It's the chance to get out of this -- ” she said.

If these two political subjects agree, then VV'ja48, the non-Serb community, Nenad Rasiqi and Initiative3), will have 60 votes.

You're going to need one more vote for the transition. So far, none of the VV has shown who the 61st vote for the constitution could be.

If a political agreement is not reached and institutions are not formed until today, the deadline set by the Constitutional Court tasked by political parties is completed.

For this very reason, President Vjosa Osmani has warned that she will submit courses to the Constitutional Court.

“I can call for damage, risks facing the country if we have a constitutional situation, but I am convinced that for whatever deadline, even for this deadline, if not respected there must be legal consequences. I'm not talking about criminal consequences, I'm talking about law enforcement. What happens to institutions if they don't build up until 26 July?

...if it can go on like this, what's that deadline set for, why it's mandatory and constitutional. We are preparing the subject for Constitutional, if even this weekend there are no institutions or agreements, at the beginning of the week we will head to Court”. /Periscope