"We are interested in leading the government", Haziri: No talks with LVV, LDK has met with Krasniqi and Haradinaj

LDK Vice President Lutfi Haziri said that in recent weeks, there have been no talks between LDK and the Vetëvendosje Movement, but said that President Abdixhiku has had meetings and initiatives with opposition parties, mentioning talks with Bedri Hamza, Memli Krasniqi and Ramush Haradinaj.

"He has never talked to VV in recent weeks. He has an initiative with other political parties coming from the opposition. That initiative has led to meetings with Hamza, Memli Krasniqi, Ramush Haradinaj," Haziri told RT21.

He said that LDK is interested in leading the government.

According to him, LDK will maintain a stable government.

"Tonight we are telling you the same thing that we have confirmed what we have told our citizens. We are interested in leading the government... Now this result is moving us to new positions. We have confirmed the same position. We maintain a stable government because our program has been ambitious, but well-founded," said Haziri.

He points out the first dilemma for building the new government.

According to Haziri, the first main dilemma is whether there could be a crisis in the political management of Kosovo, designed by Kurti.

"Will the scenario of implementing the elections be implemented, because the third phase is as important as the voting. Will the constitutional scenario be implemented, which is the certification of the completion of the results and complaints, the constitution of the assembly, which the LVV, according to the Constitution, gives the proposal for the speaker of the Assembly. We give a proposal for the vice-chairman, political groups are formed and the mandate of the representative comes into function. This is the first main dilemma, because from this the path, the process, will Kosovo have institutional stability or will it have a managed political crisis designed by the acting prime minister, because since yesterday he has been the acting prime minister", said Haziri.