Former Education Minister Arsim Bajrami has called on members of the Kosovo Assembly and representatives of all political entities to overcome their divisions and work toward establishing the country’s institutions.

In an interview on the “InfoMagazine” program, Bajrami said that the ongoing blockades and political clashes were harming Kosovo, while the consequences were being borne by the interests of its citizens.

He called on both the parties that won the elections and those in opposition to return to dialogue and contribute to putting the institutions into operation.

“From this studio as well, although I am outside political circles, I call on all political actors without exception—both those who won the elections and those who did not win the elections but are in opposition—to come to their senses, use common sense, sit down, establish Kosovo’s institutions and move forward,” Bajrami said.

According to him, no one benefits from the continuation of these clashes, as citizens ultimately pay the price.

“Because, ultimately, these political clashes make losers of us all. But the biggest loser in this situation is the people of Kosovo, and we will pay the bill for these irresponsible politicians elected by the people of Kosovo,” he said.

Bajrami emphasized that overcoming the current situation is the shared responsibility of all political actors, regardless of the role they play on the political scene.

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