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The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, during the extraordinary session for the election of the president, expressed his willingness and interest in finding a solution to this issue.
He also spoke about compromise, saying that it should be democratic and not a bargain to appease political figures.
" Political agreement and compromise between political parties for a governing coalition is the most normal thing in a democracy. But compromise in a democracy must be democratic. Compromise is not a bargain that is concluded to accommodate political figures. The real compromise, the one that serves the citizens, is built on two non-negotiable pillars, firstly on respect for the outcome of the elections, that is, respect for the will of the citizens and the political weight that they have given to each political subject, and secondly on institutional and democratic responsibility that stems from public engagement and from the fact that you are an elected representative of the people," he said.
Kurti also mentioned the election result, saying that it must be respected and that this is not submission. The word "submission", according to the Prime Minister, has been misused by the opposition, saying that it understands compromise as submission to the winner of the elections.
"The election result is not enough to just be accepted, the election result must be respected and respecting the result is not submission, another term misused by the opposition in this hall and outside it. If there is a submission, it is to the verdict of the citizens, who have determined by vote the weight of which political entity, thus also determining the parliamentary behavior. Precisely because of the misunderstanding of the word "submission", the opposition understands compromise as submission to the winner of the elections. Compromise is an agreement that reflects the reality of the electoral mandate by giving others what is due to them according to their electoral weight ", Kurti said.
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