Following a consultative meeting with Albin Kurti and ahead of the Assembly’s constitutive session, Lumir Abdixhiku will meet today with the parliamentary group of the Democratic League of Kosovo.

According to media sources, the meeting is expected to review the issues discussed yesterday, as well as the steps LDK MPs will take during tomorrow’s session.

The LDK leader met with LVV leader Albin Kurti a day earlier to discuss issues of importance to the country, as part of efforts to resolve the appointment of the president.

After the talks, which lasted around three hours, Abdixhiku said the LDK had joined the political discussions in a positive spirit, taking into account the election result and seeking to avoid a new electoral process.

“It was a good and constructive meeting. We discussed policy and political issues, as well as the strategic vision for the future. Our efforts will continue in the coming days, with the aim of holding more in-depth discussions,” Abdixhiku said.

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This Monday, protesters gathered in front of Parliament, as they had announced a day earlier. Meanwhile, the Parliament holds the penultimate plenary session of this session, which is expected to start at 12:00.

The Democratic Party, which has boycotted the last two plenary sessions, will convene its Parliamentary Group today.

After fiery debates, the parliamentary group seems to have entered a phase of reflection. Gazment Bardhi has sent a message to deputies instructing them to prepare for the possibility of participating in the session, but the final decision will be taken at headquarters one hour before the start of the Parliament session, where the focus of discussions is expected to be the resolutions of justice institutions.

“On Monday, July 20, at 11:00, we will hold a meeting of the DP Parliamentary Group at headquarters. A plenary session is scheduled for Monday at 12:00. Prepare in any case for the session, so that we are ready if the parliamentary group decides to participate,” announced the head of the Parliamentary Group, Gazment Bardhi.

The Democrats started boycotting the sessions on July 2, the day when citizens surrounded the Parliament building.

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