The leader of the Social Democratic Initiative, Fatmir Limaj, spoke about the December 28 elections and the possibility of a merger with the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), emphasizing that time is not an obstacle, but that everything depends on political will.
Limaj said that there are demands from the electorate for Nisma to merge with PDK.
"Immigrants, but also PDK officials, have requested that the merger take place. Experienced MPs and war leaders have requested that I join PDK. I did not want to ignore their request and I expressed my willingness," he said.
He added that, unlike the relationship with the LDK, there was neither hesitation nor conditions with the PDK.
"With LDK, I hesitated about the issue of the logo, while with PDK, I had no hesitation. We expressed our full willingness to be on a joint list, because I feel comfortable under the PDK logo and we were ready to unite unconditionally."
Limaj emphasized that he has been and remains ready for a merger with the PDK.
"The LDK-Nisma Coalition takes time. I think that to build something common between me and PDK, one minute is enough. When there is a will, it only takes one minute," he declared.
Meanwhile, the leader of the PDK, Bedri Hamza, has stated that a merger with Fatmir Limaj's Initiative requires a longer time and a different electoral process. /Telegraph/
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