Tahiri calls on the government to reflect: The European Commission report is not the opposition’s

Head of the PDK Parliamentary Group Arian Tahiri called on the Kurti Government to take the findings of the European Commission’s Progress Report seriously and assume responsibility for them. He made the comments during an extraordinary session dedicated to the report.

Tahiri emphasized that the document does not represent the opposition or any political entity, but is an institutional assessment of Kosovo’s progress.

He said that, in the face of the report’s findings, the executive should reflect and assume responsibility, rather than justify itself or use propaganda.

“The European Commission report was not drafted for the opposition, the PDK, the LDK or the Alliance, nor to serve the interests of any party. It institutionally assesses the progress of the Republic of Kosovo and should therefore be examined with seriousness and responsibility.

When European institutions raise concerns about democracy, justice, the economy and institutional functioning, a serious government should respond with reflection and responsibility, not excuses and propaganda. The report contains findings that should concern us all.

The European Commission mentions the prolongation of institutional paralysis, the weakening of oversight mechanisms and limited oversight of the executive. These are not merely technical issues, but warning signals for our democracy.

A government may have the votes needed to make decisions, but that does not authorize it to treat the state as political property. The opposition does not obstruct democracy. Kosovo does not need institutions that serve those in power,” Tahiri declared.