Armend Zemaj Calls for an Extraordinary Assembly and Internal Elections in LDK

Armend Zemaj, an MP from the Democratic League of Kosovo, has called on the LDK leader to convene an Extraordinary Assembly and announce extraordinary elections within the party. According to him, such a move would pave the way for the LDK’s future victories.

He described this as his most sincere appeal to the party leader, urging him to sit down, convene the Extraordinary Assembly and launch the process of extraordinary elections.

Zemaj made it clear that the establishment of institutions following the elections is a separate and distinct issue and should therefore not be used as justification for the internal situation in the LDK.

According to him, it is wrong to blame the third-largest party for the failure to establish the institutions resulting from the latest elections. Zemaj said that Albin Kurti has the opportunity to form the government and establish the institutions and that this does not depend on the LDK, while responsibility for institutional consolidation rests with the person mandated to form the government.

The MP said that the LDK has continuously offered opportunities for institutional cooperation. He mentioned the negotiations held with Albin Kurti, the opportunities given to him and the request for a consensus president, which, according to Zemaj, should have been publicly demonstrated through the signatures of 15 MPs.

According to him, all these positions amount to rhetoric and deception by VV and others, perhaps including those who lack the ability and courage to establish the institutions.

Zemaj said that the LDK must reclaim its political identity and make room for new generations. He said he could not determine who would take over the party’s leadership, but acknowledged that he has a preferred candidate.

According to his description, the right candidate should know and love the Democratic League of Kosovo, be able to unite all generations and open the party up to new people. Zemaj said the next leader should view the LDK as a political entity with a strong identity.

He added that this figure should represent Rugovism and regard the LDK as the leading party, rather than as a crutch or a participant merely for appearances. Zemaj also stressed that the person in question should not accept the capture of the state and the prosecution, corruption, or positions opposed to the army and the KSF.

In conclusion, Zemaj said that the Democratic League of Kosovo has many figures who could enter the race through an organized electoral process.