Albin Kurti, the acting prime minister, and Lumir Abdixhiku, chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, are expected to hold a meeting today at the Kosovo Assembly, starting at 18:00.

The talks are being held just three days before the Assembly’s constitutive session, during a decisive period for establishing the new institutions. The possibility of political cooperation and overcoming the institutional deadlock are expected to be the main topics of discussion.

Abdixhiku’s participation in the meeting, along with the time and venue, was confirmed by LDK spokesperson Besian Mustafa.

On Monday, Kurti sent invitations for meetings to three political entities to discuss the constitution of the Assembly and the formation of the new institutions.

The invitation was rejected by the Democratic Party of Kosovo, which reiterated its position that it would remain in opposition. Meanwhile, the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo brought renewed attention to its six-point offer, which also includes the issue of electing the president.

There is significant attention on the Kurti-Abdixhiku meeting, as a possible rapprochement between the two parties could have a direct impact both on political developments and on the process of forming the institutions. It remains unknown, however, whether the discussion will produce a concrete agreement or end without any result.

On July 10, Kurti also held separate talks with the leaders of the PDK and LDK, but they did not result in an agreement. Today’s meeting with Abdixhiku is viewed as another attempt to bring their positions closer before the Assembly session.

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Albin Kurti, the acting prime minister, and Lumir Abdixhiku, leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo, will meet today at the premises of the Kosovo Assembly, starting at 18:00.

The meeting, along with its time and location, was confirmed by LDK spokesperson Besian Mustafa, who announced that Abdixhiku would attend.

The conversation between the two leaders comes three days before the constitutive session of the Assembly, at a decisive period for establishing the new institutions. The discussions are expected to focus on opportunities for political cooperation and overcoming the institutional deadlock.

On Monday, Kurti sent invitations to three political entities for a meeting, with the aim of discussing the constitution of the Assembly and the formation of the new institutions.

The invitation was not accepted by the Democratic Party of Kosovo, which reiterated its position that it would remain in opposition. Meanwhile, the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo has brought its six-point offer back into focus, one element of which is the issue of electing the president.

Interest in the Kurti-Abdixhiku meeting is high, as a possible rapprochement between the two parties could have a direct impact on the political process and the formation of the institutions. It remains unknown, however, whether the discussion will produce a concrete agreement or end without any result.

On July 10, Kurti also met separately with the leaders of the PDK and LDK, but those talks did not result in an agreement. Today’s meeting with Abdixhiku represents another attempt to bring the positions closer ahead of the Assembly session.

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Three days before the constitutive session of the Assembly, acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti sent invitations on Monday to three political entities to discuss the formation of the new institutions.

Lumir Abdixhiku, chairman of the Democratic League of Kosovo, is expected to meet with Kurti today after the LDK confirmed its willingness to consider the possibility of cooperation.

According to LDK spokesperson Besian Mustafa, the meeting will be held at 18:00 at the Assembly.

The PDK, meanwhile, rejected the invitation and announced that it would continue its role in opposition. The Alliance has brought its six-point offer back into focus, which also includes the issue of electing the president.

These contacts follow the meetings of July 10, during which Kurti held separate talks with the leaders of the PDK and LDK, without producing any concrete results.

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