Political scientist Melazim Koci has said that if the Kosovo Assembly is not constituted by tomorrow, then the Constitution will be violated.
Koci said in a special on KTV that the Constitutional Court's ruling from last year is very clear and states that the Assembly must be constituted 30 days after the certification of the results by the Central Election Commission.
Koci says he was surprised that the Vetevendosje Movement did not constitute the Assembly today, considering that it has the numbers. Vetevendosje alone with minorities can form a majority in Parliament.
"If the Parliament is not constituted by tomorrow at 24:00, then according to the 2025 verdict, there is no dilemma left. It is a constitutional violation, as the verdict was very clear, firm and concise. The Parliament must be considered within 30 days. That deadline ends tomorrow at 24:00," said Koci.
He said that if the Assembly is not constituted then he expects the matter to end up in the Constitutional Court and either a clarifying provision will be made there or the country will automatically be sent to elections. Koci said that the 2025 Constitutional Court ruling does not mention any measures in the event that the Assembly is not constituted.
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