Ahead of the LDK parliamentary group meeting, MP-elect Anton Quni said the party exercises restraint in situations that could lead to incidents.

Quni said the party leader is expected to brief them on the current situation, while participants will exchange views and assessments and put forward advice, ideas and proposals during the meeting. According to him, the participants will listen carefully to one another.

Speaking about participation in the Assembly, he stressed that the Democratic League of Kosovo avoids situations in which incidents or other problems could arise. Quni called for calm and for solutions to all problems to be found through reason, rationality and mutual dialogue.

Asked whether he had recently met with acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Quni referred to a statement by LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku on the matter.

He said Abdixhiku had already spoken about his latest conversation with Kurti, which did not produce any positive outcome. According to Quni, there are no signs that any agreement could materialize, so the LDK will consider its next steps.

Regarding the convening of the constitutive session and cooperation with other opposition parties, Quni said the institutions should be established as soon as possible.

He confirmed that the constitutive session should be held as soon as possible, adding that the LDK is interested in cooperating with the entire political spectrum so that the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo can be formalized and established without delay.

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In a Facebook post, Gashi said that the LDK represents ideals, history and responsibility towards Kosovo.

According to him, the request to convene the LDK Assembly and open the issue of a confidence vote constitutes the implementation of internal democracy and political responsibility.

He said that, after three electoral processes, the message from voters is clear: the LDK needs reflection, decision-making and a vision to restore its role as a leading force in Kosovo.

Gashi stressed that this is not a battle against an individual, but a demand for a higher political standard, accountability and a stronger LDK.

According to him, the Assembly is the institution where democracy makes decisions, and it is there that the LDK’s direction should be determined, with courage, responsibility and vision.

“For an LDK that unites, leads and wins again,” he concluded.

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