Deputy leader of Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK), Hajredin Kuci, doesn’t seem overly pleased with the idea of a technical government being installed in Kosovo in the absence of sufficient numbers for forming the new government.
Asked what would be the PDK’s position in face of a decision to create a technical government, Kuci said: “That issue is not a topic”. Asked about the possibility of the head of the future government being chosen through an envelope like President Atifete Jahjaga, Kuci said this is a hypothetical situation.
The media have recently reported that Brussels officials are preparing a scenario for a technical, comprehensive, government being put in place in Kosovo. This new government would include representatives from the entire political spectrum. However, the main problem is with the post of prime minister and media report that it is not unlikely for the name of the new prime minister being pulled out of an envelope, as was the case with Atifete Jahjaga’s appointment as President of Kosovo.
