The Assembly of Kosovo has published the agenda for its constitutive session, scheduled to take place tomorrow starting at 10:00.

At the opening of the proceedings, according to an announcement by the Directorate for Media and Public Relations, a Temporary Committee for the Verification of the Quorum and the Mandates of the new MPs will be established.

Once the verification of mandates has been completed, the elected MPs will be sworn in. The proceedings are then expected to continue with the election of the speaker and deputy speakers of the Assembly.

The election of the Assembly’s deputy speakers requires a simple majority of votes.

It has not yet been announced whether another session will be convened to form the new government after the constitutive session concludes.

Meanwhile, the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) still have not reached an agreement on forming the new institutions.

Tuesday’s three-hour talks between LVV leader Albin Kurti and LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku ended without an agreement on governing together. Despite this, the two leaders have not ruled out continuing the discussions.

Kurti has said he is interested in cooperating with the LDK “for accelerated progress.” Abdixhiku, meanwhile, has stated that the LDK’s objective is “institutional balance,” so that all key state positions are not concentrated in the hands of a single political party.

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