Haxhiu Condemns Clashes in the Assembly and Issues Firm Demand to the Opposition

Albulena Haxhiu, acting president of Kosovo, has criticized the opposition for involving the Assembly’s professional staff in political conflicts.

In a statement posted on Facebook, she called for Assembly officials not to be targeted or pressured over the work they perform as part of their institutional duties, “Bota sot” reports.

Haxhiu stressed that political clashes and differences should take place only between individuals who hold political responsibility.

According to her, the opposition should not drag the Assembly’s professional staff into these clashes by pressuring or targeting them for fulfilling their institutional responsibilities.

She said that any concerns the opposition has regarding her work should be addressed to her personally or raised through institutional mechanisms. Haxhiu described it as unfair to attribute political motives to professional officials or create the impression that they work in the service of an individual or political entity simply because they are carrying out their duties.

The acting president emphasized that the Assembly staff are not a party to political battles and therefore should not be treated as such.

Haxhiu said she publicly condemns this conduct and called for any specific allegation to be supported by facts and addressed through institutional channels, rather than through attacks and insinuations against Assembly officials.