Kosovo Assembly to Hold Plenary Session, Swedish and Belgian Agreements on Agenda

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The Kosovo Assembly is scheduled to hold a plenary session today, with several draft laws on the ratification of international agreements and other important matters set to be discussed.

The agenda includes three agreements with the Kingdom of Sweden concerning extradition, the transfer of sentenced persons and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters.

Lawmakers will also consider the draft law on ratifying the Treaty on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters between Kosovo and Belgium.

Another item on the agenda is the proposed programme of the Assembly’s work for the Autumn Session of 2026.

The session will also include an interpellation with Health Minister Arben Vitia concerning the death of a breast cancer patient who reportedly went four months without receiving treatment, as well as shortages of oncology medication.

In addition, MPs are expected to discuss a substantive motion concerning the situation surrounding electricity planning, pricing and supply in Kosovo.

The plenary session will take place in the Assembly’s main hall and is scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m.