Bedri Hamza’s meeting lasted an hour and 15 minutes, and he alone went to Albin Kurti and Hekuran Murat’s table. The next meeting lasted longer, the one with Lumir Abdixhiku and Vjosa Osmani, who went to the meeting at PM and stayed for more than two hours on Friday. When the meeting ended, the parties expressed optimism, but without providing any details about any possible offer.
“Our goal is to avoid new elections. There is a readiness and will,” said Albin Kurti, the acting prime minister. “We engaged in discussions about the main principles. Values and programmatic ideas that we are interested in,” said Lumir Abdixhiku, chairman of the LDK.
Despite the expressed optimism and the possibility of further meetings, political experts consider it difficult to reach an agreement between the parties. “I believe it will be difficult, because the expectation was on PDK, but now all eyes have turned to LDK,” said Ben Andoni, a political expert. Right now with the LDK, it is considered that something is more likely.
“A cooperation between LDK and VV seems more realistic to me, but only if the parties manage to separate the issue of forming a government from that of electing the president,” said Basri Muja, an expert on political issues. However, until an agreement is reached, before the eventual sharing of power, it is estimated that there is another obstacle to overcome.
“Abdixhik is in the most difficult position, because even if he agrees, he has to unify the members who have problems,” said Ben Andoni, an expert on political issues. “I see the main obstacle as the internal situation of the LDK, and its willingness to make a unified decision,” said Basri Muja, an expert on political issues.
Meanwhile, on Saturday, the third day of the deadline for the constitution of the Assembly was consumed, a process which should end on August 8 at the latest