Nagavci: All MPs Bear Responsibility for Electing the President

MP Arbërie Nagavci, former head of the Vetëvendosje Movement Parliamentary Group, has said that electing the President of the Republic is a constitutional and political obligation for every member of the Assembly of Kosovo. She stressed that citizens expect responsible conduct, not institutional obstruction.

According to her, the solution does not lie in sending the country to elections again. Nagavci called for political differences to be overcome and for a broad consensus to be reached on the President of the Republic.

She said that the person elected as head of state should enjoy consensus, represent the unity of the people, and be known for integrity, values, and a proven contribution to the state and society.

Nagavci explained that the request for more time was made precisely to allow dialogue to lead to a political agreement that would serve the interests of the Republic and its citizens.

Recalling Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s positions, she stated that no agreement can be reached without understanding, concessions, and compromise.

Nagavci said that the VETËVENDOSJE! Movement has already taken its step back by withdrawing Glauk Konjufca’s candidacy. According to her, it is now up to the other political forces to make room for talks and help secure an agreement.

She emphasized that an uncompromising stance should apply only when defending the sovereignty, territorial integrity, democracy, and interests of the Republic of Kosovo. When it comes to forming institutions, however, Nagavci said that compromise and responsibility are essential.

In conclusion, Nagavci appealed for political dialogue and efforts to reach an agreement on the President of the Republic to be given a genuine chance. According to her, this would help avoid new, early, and unnecessary elections that would undermine institutional stability and the country’s economy.