Kurti meets branch leaders as LVV agrees in principle to internal elections

The announcement of internal elections within the VETËVENDOSJE! Movement received approval in principle during a meeting with the leaders of its branches in Kosovo and the diaspora. The meeting also addressed issues related to political and institutional developments in the country.

Attending the meeting held this evening at the party’s headquarters were Albin Kurti, LVV leader and prime minister, Alim Rama, organizational secretary, Salih Zyba, branch coordinator, and members of the Central Presidency.

Party organization featured prominently in the talks, particularly preparations for the internal election process. Discussions between branch leaders and Presidency members concluded with an agreement in principle to announce the elections.

However, the statement issued does not specify when the elections will be officially announced or provide a concrete timetable for holding them.

LVV explains that, through its internal elections, it aims to renew and consolidate its structures, involve its membership more widely, develop its personnel and strengthen its relationship with citizens at every organizational level.

Another point highlighted in the statement is strengthening the branches in municipalities. According to the party, this will help broaden the reach of its governing alternative at the local level and increase efforts to address citizens’ needs.

Through this process, the VETËVENDOSJE! Movement aims to establish more stable structures that are better prepared for the political and organizational tasks ahead.

According to LVV’s statement, the meeting also included assessments of the current political situation, developments within institutions, governing priorities and the party’s political and organizational commitments in the period ahead.

During the meeting, Kurti expressed appreciation for the organizational structures, branch leaders, activists and members in Kosovo and the diaspora, thanking them for their contributions and support during electoral processes and the Movement’s activities.