Hamza Responds to Kurti with a Letter

The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) reiterated on Friday that it will remain in the opposition, while calling for the completion of the Assembly’s constitution to pave the way for the formation of new institutions.

In a letter sent to Albin Kurti on Friday, PDK leader Bedri Hamza stated that his party’s position had been clarified both during the meeting on July 10 and through the response on August 3.

Hamza noted that due to programmatic and conceptual differences, the PDK will fulfill its opposition role in the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo. According to the letter, the party will contribute from there to strengthening democracy, defending the national interest, and representing citizens’ interests, Kosovapress reports.

The PDK leader asked Kurti to take the necessary steps to complete the constitution of the Assembly within the deadline set by the Constitutional Court’s ruling.

The letter requests that these steps be taken today, in accordance with the deadline established by the Constitutional Court’s ruling, so that the constitution of the Assembly can be finalized and the formation of new institutions can be enabled.

Hamza also confirmed that the PDK will provide its votes to bring the legislature’s constitution process to completion.

He wrote that the Democratic Party of Kosovo will give its contribution to the constitution of the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo.

The document, which constitutes a response to Kurti’s letter and invitation for a meeting, is dated August 7, 2026.