The invitation of Kurti. PDK, LDK respond positively, Alliance rejects meeting

Kosovo's incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, has on Thursday sent official invitations to the three leaders of former opposition parties, Bedri Hamza, Lumir Abdjiku and Ardian Gjini.

Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman Bedri Hamza after gathering party leadership has confirmed to the media that he will respond positively to the Movement Speaker's invitation

Vetevendosje for forming government.

“We're talking about creating state institutions. Kosovo is facing institutional vacuum and this lack of stability is damaging the country. So, given the seriousness of the situation, I think each of us should behave that way. The invitation should be delivered as required by the mayor, who has the most seats in the Assembly. The invitation to the meeting is at 5:00 today. I will act responsiblely. I'm not against meetings. Before we talk about positions, priorities and addressing challenges Kosovo has. If we don't agree on these, I returned the letter to the PDK to meet at 09:00 tomorrow”, Hamza said.

Kurti's invitation was obviously answered by LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku.

I've received a letter of invitation today to meet with LVV chairman, Mr. Kurti, in 1+1 format. So this time we're going to meet 2 to 2 and I'm going to respond to this invite”, Obadiah said after the party leadership meeting.

But the same answer, Kurti did not get from the Alliance's first one, Ardian Gjini, who through a public letter on Facebook said to have announced Kurti that he does not see the meeting necessary.

On June 26, 2026, I have publicly presented our offer to support the establishment of new Kosovo institutions. The alliance is willing, unconditional or personal, to help make quorum to elect the president/e, if the government's mandate for creation accepts the six points of our bid. This offer aims to delay Kosovo's economic development, strengthen the country's international position and, at the same time, not send the country back to elections. Given our clear and principled stand, we do not see the” meeting necessary, Djind has stated on Facebook.

The Alliance's six demands for the new institutions are:

1. Strategic orientation and American gas: The immediate acceptance of the American gas project as a vital project for the long-term orientation of the state.

2. Energy independence: The immediate launch of procedures for building the coal-fired thermal power plant to ensure economic growth and reduction of inflation.

3. Relief for small businesses: Prompt TV threshold rise The US from 30,000 to 100,000 euros, to release the potential of small and medium-sized enterprises.

4. Support for agriculture: The full release of property - taxed land in order to promote landwork and direct support for farmers.

5. Infrastructure budgeting: The full budget financing of vital infrastructure projects in Kosovo, which have currently remained suspended in the absence of means.

6. Emergency Fund for capital: The division of 800m to 1 billion euros for Pristina, which, according to him, is becoming immortal in the absence of capital investments.

We remember that LVV has won 53 mandates from the June 7th elections, The PDK received 22 seats, the LDK 18 seats, and the Alliance received 7 mandates in the new Kosovo Assembly legislature.