Rashiti describes through ten points where the focus of those who want to lead the new government should be

On February 9, parliamentary elections were held in our country, where according to preliminary results published by the Central Election Commission, LVV came first, PDK second, and LDK as the third party.

Naim Rashiti, director of the Balkan Politics Group in Pristina, wrote in a Facebook post that while the votes are being counted, those who claim to form or lead the government should take several aspects into account, Telegrafi reports.

Rashiti has described the main topics that should be the focus in 10 points.

“1. In May there is a meeting of ministers of the Council of Europe. 2. Ukraine which is being torn apart. 3. The content of President Trump's letter to the President of Serbia. 4. The major crisis within the EU.
5. EU-US tensions. 6. The cessation of US assistance and programs for all countries in the world, including Kosovo," he writes.

Furthermore, Rashiti listed as the seventh point the impact of EU measures on Kosovo, which, according to him, will not be lifted soon.

"8. The massive decline in local economic activity. 9. The degradation of education. 10. The lack of major infrastructure and development projects and investments," he emphasized.

In conclusion, Rashiti stated that "I believe that the leaders of the entities do not have time or a single day to maneuver with their personal and political ambitions. The only measure of their ambitions is governance and development."

We recall that so far 99.57 percent have been counted, the Vetëvendosje Movement leads with 40.87 percent, followed by the Democratic Party of Kosovo with 22.03 percent, the Democratic League of Kosovo with 17.61 percent, and the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo - Nisma with 7.46 percent.

On Wednesday, the process of counting the votes of candidates for deputies began.

The preliminary results do not include conditional votes, votes from people with special needs, and votes from the diaspora. They will be counted at a later stage after the counting is completed at the municipal counting centers.. /Telegraph/