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Imri Ahmeti appeals for dialogue and tolerance in LDK: Internal democracy is essential for the party

Imri Ahmeti, mayor of the municipality of Lipjan and member of the Presidency of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), has reacted regarding recent developments in the party, calling for the strengthening of internal democracy, dialogue, and tolerance.

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Ahmeti emphasized that these principles should guide the functioning of the LDK, which, according to him, was founded on democracy, cooperation, and patience.

“Without internal democracy, without dialogue, understanding and tolerance, the LDK is not itself!”, he wrote in a post.

According to him, within the political entity there must be space for different opinions, while imposition, division and attacks among members must be avoided.

“Listening before deciding, convincing and not imposing, uniting and not lynching, are fundamental principles of the LDK’s functioning,” Ahmeti stated.

Clarifying that he is speaking “from within,” he recalled that he has been part of the LDK since its founding and has experienced the party in different periods.

In his reaction, Ahmeti also opposed what he calls a tendency for “lynching” and accusations against people who, according to him, contributed to the survival of the LDK during the most difficult moments.

“I refuse to see those who kept the LDK alive in the most difficult days being so easily lynched and accused, while political tourists are pampered,” he wrote.

The LDK Presidency member also criticized the use of insults and accusations, considering that this approach does not align with the party’s heritage and values.

He said that the LDK was built on respect, dialogue, and understanding, and therefore cannot be led through “fist,” raising of voice, or imposition.

“The LDK is unique and it is precisely this uniqueness that we must preserve,” Ahmeti stressed.

He concluded his reaction with an appeal for more dialogue, understanding, and respect within the party ranks, underlining that “the LDK is a shared responsibility.”