Bedri Hamza, chairman of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, has reacted to the decision to postpone the constitutive session of the Assembly of Kosovo.

The session was postponed at the request of Albin Kurti, leader of the election-winning party, the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV), and acting prime minister.

Speaking to reporters in the Assembly lobby, Hamza described the decision as irresponsible.

“This is a sign of a lack of seriousness from the party that won the majority of the votes. It is clear that they are continuing their irresponsible behavior toward the institutions,” Hamza said.

When asked about the possibility of a meeting with LVV, he replied that the PDK had no need for meetings “without results.”

“We do not need to meet. We have stated our role: we will be an opposition party,” Hamza said.

The post Hamza Criticizes Postponement of the Session: LVV Is Showing a Lack of Seriousness appeared first on Albeu.com.

According to Hamza, part of the conversation also focused on the judicial process at the Specialized Chambers in The Hague, as well as the wait for the verdict to be announced.

“Justice may be delayed, but it must not be distorted,” he wrote, emphasizing his belief that on September 16 “justice will be served” and that Thaçi, together with his fellow fighters, will return free to Kosovo.

Hamza also said that during the communication he conveyed to Thaçi the greetings and support of the citizens of Kosovo. He added that the former president had also asked for his greetings to be passed on to all citizens.

“With the calm and confidence that characterize him, we ended the conversation with the hope that we will see each other in Kosovo very soon,” Hamza wrote.

At the end of his reaction, the PDK leader repeated the message: “The sun will rise again! For the liberators, for our glorious history, and for Kosovo!”

The post Hamza after the phone call with Thaçi: On September 16, justice is expected to prevail appeared first on Albeu.com.