The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) has called on the Self-Determination Movement (LVV) to call for the continuation of the constitutive session tonight, so that the process can be concluded within the deadline set by the Constitutional Court's verdict.
In its reaction, the LDK expressed concern about the failure to constitute the Assembly within the constitutional deadline, warning that such a situation risks placing Kosovo in a phase of constitutional uncertainty and lack of institutional legitimacy.
According to the LDK, this could have irreparable consequences for the proper functioning of institutions and legal security in the country.
The party emphasizes that its position has been clear and unchanged throughout the process, that the Assembly must be constituted within the deadline set by the Constitutional Court, adding that this position has been presented in all consultative meetings, including the one held today by the leader of the LDK, Lumir Abdixhiku, with the leader of the LVV, Albin Kurti.
The LDK recalls that the implementation of the judgments of the Constitutional Court is a constitutional obligation and that their respect is in the interest of the democratic functioning of the Republic of Kosovo.
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"Therefore, LDK calls on the first parliamentary entity, in fulfillment of its responsibilities in this process, to enable the holding of the constitution session tonight and the conclusion of this process within the deadline set by the Constitutional Court's Judgment," the reaction states.
According to the LDK, the failure to continue the session tonight, within the deadline set by the Constitutional Court, prevents the deputies from exercising their mandate in fulfillment of the constitutional obligation to constitute the Assembly.
