The leader of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Lumir Abdixhiku, has said that the key to the agreement between his party and the Vetëvendosje Movement of the incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, is the agreement on “democratic balance.” Abdixhiku, who has met with Kurti three times in an attempt to reach a much-needed agreement on the formation of institutions and the end of the political crisis, said that there are still major differences between the parties on the issue of the president.
"There are many approaches on many issues, but we still have distance on the main issue, which is democratic balance. The Assembly must be constituted today, there is no reason not to be constituted," said Abdixhiku.
Abdixhiku said he does not want to talk about names for the post of president, insisting that his party deserves the position.
"We seek democratic balance, which requires that the LDK be represented. We are not talking about the names of individuals, but about democratic balance that would be good for Kosovo as well," he said.
"We still have 25 days to form the Government. If we agree earlier on all institutions, better, if we do not agree, we must be transparent with you and the people that this is all we have been able to do and unfortunately we cannot do more. As long as we are meeting, it is good news," he added.
