Bislimi is not submitted for reporting to the Integration Commission

The government has failed the meeting of the Parliamentary Commission for European Integration, in which Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislimi was scheduled to report. Bislimi did not appear in it, nor did the deputies of the parties that make up the majority. And, the opposition legislators blamed chief negotiator Bislimi for irresponsibility and irresponsibility.

The meeting of the Parliamentary Commission for European Integration, in which the deputy prime minister and chief negotiator of Kosovo in the dialogue with Serbia, Besnik Bislimi, was supposed to report has failed.

Lawmakers from the ruling parties were absent from the hall and four opposition MPs were present.

The Chairperson of the Commission, Rrezarta Krasniqi, said that the Deputy Prime Minister has confirmed his participation and there were issues for which he is obliged to report to the Integration Commission.

"The purpose of the meeting was for Bislimi to tell about the EU sanctions against Kosovo, because we as a commission still do not have the list of projects for IPA and based on the regulation the deputy prime minister would have to bring the list of projects. The seriousness of this Government is being seen", declared Krasniqi.
The deputy of PDK, Blerta Deliu-Kodra, said that the Government is running away from the opposition, until she also attached a photo of Bislim, who can be seen at the moment throwing the bottle in the direction of the deputy Mergim Lushtaku, from whom he had previously been wet with water.

"The sooner this government releases its duties, the sooner we have elections, it will be good news for Kosovo, since this government just lacks credibility and legitimacy. These people who are stupid enough to run away from the opposition and the citizens and leave Kosovo in this position, they only lack the legitimacy and credibility to exercise power today. They should vacate their positions and the country should go to the elections", stated Deliu.

AAK deputy, Time, has also accused Bislim of lack of seriousness
Kadrijaj.

"This Government is running away from its responsibility to come and report what they have been talking about", said Kadrijaj

The political adviser of the Deputy Prime Minister Bislimi, Klisman Kadiu, has emphasized that there was no quorum for holding the meeting, therefore the Deputy Prime Minister did not participate in the Commission. And this meeting comes a week after the massive beating in the Assembly, where one of the protagonists was Deputy Prime Minister Bislimi himself. He was involved in the physical clash after the reaction he had to the deputy of PDK, Mergim Lushtaku, who attacked Prime Minister Kurti while the latter was speaking in the pulpit.