Acting Speaker of the Parliament, Glauk Konjufca, will hold a joint meeting today with the leaders of political parties.
This was confirmed by the head of Konjufca’s cabinet, Ilir Kërçeli, who stated that the meeting is scheduled for 12:00 PM.
Kërçeli declared that the meeting will focus on organizing the constitutive session on April 15.
The first session will be led by the oldest and the youngest member of parliament in the chamber.
Last Thursday, the Assembly announced this meeting, which will take place over lunch, one week before the constitutional session of the Parliament.
Only one point is on the agenda: “Preparations for the Constitutive Session of the 9th Legislature of the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo.”
The constitutive session of the Assembly will take place on April 15, as decided by President Vjosa Osmani. On the same day, the LVV (Self-Determination Movement) aims to elect the government, as stated by the party leader, Albin Kurti.
Seeking the formation of the government “as soon as possible,” the president believes there is enough time until April 15 “for political parties to carry out the necessary discussions.”
She expressed hope that “the process goes as smoothly as possible and that the constitution is completed on the same date.”
The LVV won 42.30% of the votes and will have 48 seats in the Kosovo Assembly, according to the final results of the February 9 parliamentary elections. This means they will need a partner from the opposition to stay in power.
The Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) received 20.95% of the votes (24 seats), while the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) secured 18.27% (20 seats).
The coalition of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) with the Initiative and others received 7.06% of the votes (8 seats – 5 from AAK, 3 from Initiative).
Together, the opposition has more mandates (52) than the leading party.
