Glauk Konjufca, Vetëvendosje’s second mandate holder for Prime Minister, stated that he has not held direct meetings with political parties. He reiterated the position he announced when he was mandated by Albin Kurti: the new government will be without party coalitions, with ministries distributed internally. “This has always been the concept I shared with journalists outside the Vetëvendosje headquarters. It will be a government without party coalitions, and I do not expect it to last until 2029,” Konjufca said during a live broadcast on Klan Kosova.
On his recent visits to Gjakova, Konjufca clarified that they are not related to the election campaign, nor are they intended to promote any specific candidate or number. He emphasized that there is no legal restriction on having a coffee or lunch in Kosovo’s municipalities, describing these visits as normal interactions with party structures and those involved in the electoral process. “This is completely normal and not part of the election campaign,” he added.
Konjufca also highlighted that Kosovo’s success is the priority, stressing that it is the citizens who decide the winners. “The people decide who wins. We participate with our candidates, but the result is not determined by us. I expect that by around 21:00, the winners according to the citizens’ vote will be known,” he said.
