Why don't you propose Vjosa Osmani for another term? So answers Mimoza Kusari

This measure is already in effect. It was implied that the decree's declaration procedure, still unencumbered in general the possibility of electing the president of the country or president, was not exploited, so the move was and I believe it has been necessary, necessary, but I still wish that in the final act the decree is not valid for the fact that the process has not begun and that it has not been completed<1>, she declares.

Kusari-Lila, who is Minister of Industry, Undertaking and Trade, tells Kosovo that Kosovo's lack of quorum at the March 5th session for the president has created confusion in relation to MPs' responsibilities. According to her, there should be a decision-making by the Constitution also in this direction, as the request is directed by Chief Parliamentary Albulen Haxhiu.

This is completely in the power of the Constitutional Court. What I believe would have to be valid, or what should be the judicial and reasonable decision for the stability of the country, is to open up even a time-out for the return of voting procedure for the country's first or first one of the country and then see whether there is enough vote or will of MPs to continue. In any case, it would have to be clearer and more appropriate in a form for MPs to declare their stand before the distribution of the Parliament. Because, in each circumstance, a significant lack of deputies in the hall, entirely lack of quorum, has created a confusion in relation to their responsibility, but also with the fact that the immediately distributed Parliament”, she adds.

Kusari-Lila relates even though the split of reports with Vjosa Osmani occurred, as the same did not run for a second term as president

I believe this question is a question with a different address. With President Osmani we have had cooperation and I wish that in any capacity we will continue to have. But anyway, political decision-making is defined with the majority of votes, while in the concrete case, as a potentially proposed candidate by the parliamentary group, part of which I was until my appointment as minister to the Kosovo government, it was found not enough for her election. So this other part then is the story we can discuss in the near or distant future, notes Kusari-Lila.

As for the stability of the ruling coalition after Osman's failure to run for president, Kusari-Lila said he sees it as very stable.

I see it as very stable. I see that within the parliamentary group there is a spirit of co-operation and a spirit of determination to continue with this mandate of the government and the Parliament legislature. While it remains to be seen again, I'm saying, what other actions will be in relation to the final act of Constitutional Court”, Kusari-Lila concludes.