Xhavit Haliti, a former PDK MP, has said that the party should not rule out the possibility of reaching a political agreement with the Vetëvendosje Movement.
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Meanwhile, PDK leader Bedri Hamza, following his meeting with acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, had announced that the party he leads would remain in opposition. With this position, he had implied that the PDK was not seeking a coalition with the LVV.
Regarding this issue, Drenas Mayor and PDK member Ramiz Lladrovci told “Bota Sot” that Kosovo’s interests should be the top priority in politics.
According to him, all parties should make Kosovo their priority, while political leaders must understand that the state is more important than any coalition formula or agreement.
Lladrovci called on both his party leader and other political leaders to state clearly whether they stand for Kosovo, because, according to him, if the answer is yes, reaching an understanding becomes easy. He also stressed that the waiting must end, using the phrase “enough is enough.”
The mayor of Drenas also criticized the way politics has been conducted over the years, saying that political parties have not always lived up to their responsibilities.
He said that ego has often been placed above everything else and that revenge and political horse-trading have produced abstract ideas disconnected from citizens’ needs and the interests of the state.
In conclusion, Lladrovci warned that Kosovo remains a state in the making and continues to face unresolved issues. According to him, every delay comes at a cost to the country, while “history does not forgive.”
