Headship meeting held, scheduled for next session

At the start of the meeting, members of the Headship will review and approve the procession from the previous meeting.

Under the main point of the agenda, the proposal for the plenary session agenda, which is expected to include some important legislative and political points, will be discussed.

The plenary session, under the proposal, will begin with the adoption of the processverbal from last session, to continue with statements outside the agenda and parliamentary questions.

Next, MPs are expected to review and vote on several bills for ratification of international loan agreements, including those with the International Development Association, the French Development Agency and KfW, related to financial sector development, energy, climate, and ease of trade and transport in the Western Balkans.

Also, a draft resolution vote regarding rising oil prices, lack of government intervention, and its impact on the cost of living and economic stability in the country is envisioned.

The Assembly will also review the election of a non-professional member to the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council, as well as a draft resolution for the protection of historic war truth in Kosovo 19981999.

In the end, the AAK Parliamentary Group's proposal for the appointment of MP Duda Balje is expected to be addressed on parliamentary commissions.

Order of day:

1. The adoption of the procession of the previous assembly of the Parliament's Headship,

2. The agenda proposal for the next plenary Seana:

1. Adoption of the chip from previous session,

2. Declarations outside the agenda,

3. Parliamentary Questions,

4. Bill vote no. 10/L-015 for Ratification of the Credit Agreement between the Republic of Kosovo, represented by the Ministry of Finance and International Development Association for the Kosovo Financial Sector Development Project,

5. Review of Bill No. 10 L-016 for Ratification of the Credit Agreement between the Republic of Kosovo and the French Agency for Development for Policy-based Credit Programme,

6. Review of Bill No. 10/L-017 for Ratification of the Credit Agreement between the Republic of Kosovo, represented by the Ministry of Finance, and KfW, Frankfurt am Main, for the Policy-based Credit Programme in the Energy and Climate Sector for Kosovo,

7. Reviewing the No.10/L-018 Bill on Ratification of the Credit Agreement between the Republic of Kosovo, represented by the Ministry of Finance and International Development Association for the “Trade and Transport Reduction Project in the Western Balkans 2.0,

8. Pro-Resolation vote for rising oil prices, lack of government intervention and direct impact on the cost of living, as well as the country's economic stability,

9. The election of 1 (one) the Non-prosecutor member to the Kosovo Prosecutorial Council,

10. A review of “Proposal-Resolus to protect the historic truth of the war in Kosovo 19981999”,

11. AAK's GP proposal for the appointment of MP Duda Balje to parliamentary commissions. /Periscope/