PDK's condition: If the bill on Special Elections passes, we will be open to discussing the president

PDK Chairman Bedri Hamza said that the party he leads is ready to discuss the president's issue if the amendment to the Law on the Special Court is approved in the Assembly. Hamza said that he made this position known to him in the meeting he had last night with LVV leader Albin Kurti.

Besnik Tahiri, a lawmaker from the Alliance, warned the deputies that they were ignoring the president's issue. 

He said that the implementation of the Declaration approved by the Assembly on Monday also depends on what happens until October 6, when the constitutional deadline for electing the president expires. 

According to Tahiri, the discussions now are about who is a patriot and who is a spy, and who is crying the most about the decision in The Hague. But not about 8 decisive days that could lead the country to elections again. 

"Today Kosovo needs seriousness and reflection, because there are still eight days left until a decision. I do not see a serious process, I do not see reflection of the situation that happened on September 16, and I see a continuation of a situation that is being repeated," Tahiri declared. 

Regarding the issue of the president, no MP from the Vetëvendosje Movement made a statement in the Assembly, neither before nor after the plenary session. 

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And the leader of the Democratic Party, Bedri Hamza, who met last night with the leader of the LVV, Albin Kurti, said that the entity he leads is ready to discuss the issue of the president if the amendment to the Law on the Special Court is approved in the Assembly. 

"We, as the Democratic Party of Kosovo, have talked, we have declared that when we have the Law approved, we are open to talking about giving the country a president. We have not talked about who, but about the possibility of having a president. It is not right to put names on the table when we are not at that point, that point with the PDK cannot be reached without passing the law," Hamza emphasized. 

And the leader of the Vetëvendosje Movement, Albin Kurti, did not respond when asked by journalists what they discussed with the leader of the PDK. 

The Chairwoman of the Democratic League Parliamentary Group, Jehona Lushaku-Sadriu, expressed her willingness to avoid the elections. 

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"It is important to avoid elections since we have had elections, but this requires the will of all parliamentary groups or all political parties. We cannot give Kosovo a president alone, but we are ready to contribute to the establishment of these institutions," said Lushaku-Sadriu. 

Failure to elect a new president by October 6th will push the country into elections that should be held no later than November 15th.