Activist Saim Tahiraj, ahead of the Assembly of the Democratic League of Kosovo, has urged delegates to use their votes responsibly, putting party unity and the country’s future first.
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Speaking to “Bota sot,” he stressed that the Assembly will determine more than just the party leader or its political course. According to Tahiraj, this decision will affect the future of the LDK and, to a large extent, the direction Kosovo will take.
He reminded the delegates that they bear an extraordinary responsibility, as each of their votes will send a message to hundreds of thousands of LDK members, activists and supporters. Tahiraj said they expect, above all, unity from the Assembly, as well as a stronger, more united LDK that is better prepared to serve Kosovo.
According to him, delegates must not allow emotions of the moment, resentment, jealousy or individual interests to take precedence over the good of the LDK. He said such tendencies have repeatedly harmed their political family and brought satisfaction only to their opponents. For this reason, Tahiraj called on them to leave these issues behind and demonstrate maturity, wisdom and responsibility.
In his message, the activist also drew attention to the political legacy of Kosovo’s historic president, Ibrahim Rugova, calling for the democratic and unifying spirit within the LDK to be protected.
Tahiraj recalled that Ibrahim Rugova built the LDK’s vision on democracy, dialogue, respect and unity. He described this legacy as a solemn trust that the delegates must preserve with dignity, adding that today, more than ever, the party needs each of them to strengthen unity rather than deepen divisions.
According to him, history will honor those delegates who, at a decisive moment, give priority to unity over division, responsibility over personal interests and the future of the LDK over any other calculation.
He stressed that this is the day when delegates must show that they deserve the trust placed in them by the party membership.
“The LDK above all. Kosovo above all. United, we are stronger,” Tahiraj told “Bota sot.”
