AAK MP Calls for Compromise, Opposes New Elections

Albana Bytyqi, an MP from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), has called on all political parties to demonstrate responsibility and reflect. According to her, the political situation in the country can be unblocked and the institutions, including the president, can be elected only through compromise.

She said that convening the Assembly at the last minute has now become standard practice, but added that what matters is that the process produces results.

Bytyqi said that, unfortunately, everyone has become accustomed to the Assembly meeting at the last minute. However, according to her, this does not matter if the outcome is positive, as good results create a positive atmosphere and show that the country is moving in the right direction.

According to the AAK MP, overcoming the institutional deadlock requires all political parties to share responsibility.

She said that each side must assume its share of responsibility. Bytyqi said it is clear that LVV, as the leading party, bears responsibility, but the other opposition parties must also contribute. According to her, both the government and the opposition must make concessions, reflect and help the country move forward, as it has fallen behind and the time for reflection has now come.

Bytyqi also called on MPs to put the national interest ahead of party interests, regardless of which political party they belong to.

She stressed that this is a period everyone is facing and that every elected MP must reflect individually, regardless of party affiliation. According to her, everyone must assume responsibility and make their contribution so that the country does not remain deadlocked.

Commenting on political developments, the MP also mentioned the internal assembly of the Democratic League of Kosovo, which is expected to be held on Thursday. She expressed hope that the circumstances needed to launch dialogue between the parties could be created after the assembly.

Bytyqi said the LDK would hold its internal assembly on Thursday and expressed hope that talks would then gradually begin, an agreement would be reached and the country would not be sent to elections.

In conclusion, she said that she personally does not consider elections to be a solution, expressing hope that an agreement on electing the president and forming the government would be reached as soon as possible.

The AAK MP reiterated that she does not want the country to go to elections and expressed hope that all issues, both the presidency and the government, would be resolved.