Alliance criticises Parliament failure, LVV argues it is giving parties time for agreement

He has named it irresponsible to call the inaugural session, which allows the launch of the 60-day deadline for electing the president.

There is no normal reason to be delayed. The only plan behind this delay is blockade. It is obvious that they are neither hasty nor devoid of state function. Over 10 days that the results were certified, these guys play kidding with the state”, Ramadani wrote.

The election results have been certified on July 8th, and until 7th, MPs have time to elect the speaker of the assembly and five vice-presidents.

But Vetevendosje's elected deputy, Adnan Rrustemi, has declared it important that parties have the right time to reach agreement. According to him, it depends on the will of the former opposition parties.

I wish that opposition political parties have given up this 18-month approach to destructivity and block the process of creating institutions, and that if they have already given up, of course I am convinced that a solution will be found. But there must be a minimum will in the opposition, which the maximum of our readiness present will enable a” deal, Rrustem said.

KOHA on Wednesday has reported a principle agreement between the Democratic League and Vetevendosje for institution formation and division of positions. The president's choice was also in it.

But negotiations have been suspended by LDK chairman Lumir Abdixhiku, after the signatures of delegates to the party assembly, gathered for the purpose of his dismissal.

LDK officials have warned they are aiming to keep the party's decision before August 7th. Likewise, the president's post, Haxhiu, has said the constitutional hearing will be held in August.

This means a serious and sincere commitment to all parties that have representation in the Assembly, not limiting efforts to a single political address, in this case on LDK. Now if negotiations with the LDK do not produce results, after announcing their suspension from the chairman of this subject, Abdixhiku, this should not serve as an excuse that all options have been consumed and that the country should necessarily go to new elections”, Gashi said.

Two days after the results were certified, incumbent Prime Minister Albin Kurti has held separate meetings with PDK Chairman Bedri Hamza and LDK Lumir Abdixhiku, Alliance Chairman Ardian Gjini, has refused to meet. /Periscope