Coalition bloc of Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) and the Initiative for Kosovo (NISMA) held a meeting with the Self-Determination Movement and discussed the constitutive session of Parliament, reported Pristina media. Candidate for Kosovo PM in front of this block, Ramush Haradinaj, said he had not yet met with representatives of the Serbian list, in order to explain them the agreement and the role of Self-Determination in the coalition.
The leader of Self-determination, Albin Kurti, said that on Thursday, the day when the constituent session of the Kosovo Assembly is scheduled, the end of the government of Hashim Thaci will be definitive and Kosovo institutions will be formed. Kurti has avoided a reporter’s question about the request of the Serbian list related to the role of Self-Determination in the coalition and in Brussels talks.
The block LDK-AAK-NISMA and Self-Determination movement with the agreement formalized their coalition for the next four years. The Serbian List confirmed support to the coalition at the inaugural session of the Kosovo parliament. The very next day, however, MPs from the Serbian community and other non-Albanian communities submitted a request for a postponement of the inaugural session of the Kosovo Assembly, after it was announced that the future technical dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina should lead representative of Self-Determination, Kurti.
The oldest MP of Kosovo Assembly Flora Brovina accepted the request of the Serbian list and postponed the session of Assembly for Thursday, September 18.
