It has been a year since Kosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci last reported before members of parliament for talks in Brussels. Opposition MPs argue that a resolution adopted in parliament obliges Thaci to report on talks. Meanwhile, ruling coalition representatives say Thaci is willing to report to parliament whenever this is required.
LDK MP Eqrem Kryeziu said information about meetings between Pristina and Belgrade delegations in Brussels should come from Thaci. “I prefer receiving first-hand information, from the key stakeholder, the Prime Minister of Kosovo. But I don’t know why he is not reporting in parliament,” he said.
AAK MP Donika Kada-Bujupi said Prime Minister Thaci was avoiding discussions on all national issues. “Just recently we have seen him avoid discussions on budget. He made some decisions by completely ignoring parliament. As far as dialogue is concerned, he was never ready to be transparent and discuss this in parliament,” she added.
Vetevendosje MP Rexhep Selimi said the government has never been accountable to parliament.
