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Shkruar nga PamfletiKosovo President Vjosa Osmani, in an interview with Polish television TVP World, has asked political parties to reach an agreement on the creation of institutions.
Political parties must put differences aside and put the country's interest first.
This is what the President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, declared in an interview with the Polish television "TVP World", calling on political parties in Kosovo to reach an agreement and establish institutions.
"I take this opportunity to once again call on all political parties to put the country's interest first, and to leave aside differences. To try to form a coalition of the parliamentary majority that sends Kosovo forward," said Osmani.
Osmani said that as a result of this political blockade, the country is losing European Union projects, as well as agreements with the new US administration. "Most agreements must go to the Assembly for ratification and to the Government for implementation. The people of Kosovo must have an efficient government with full power," emphasized President Osmani. She added that Kosovo does not have the luxury of remaining without institutions for so long.
"There will be many who say Belgium has been without a government for two years, Austria has been without one for six months. I understand that, but we don't have the luxury of waiting that long. We really need to move forward with reforms, with membership in organizations," she said.
Osmani also expressed criticism of the European Union membership process. She stated that although Kosovo is one hundred percent aligned with EU policies and that 97% of Kosovo's citizens are in favor of EU and NATO membership, this is still not being noticed by member states.
She also focused on developments in Serbia, calling Vucic a master of propaganda, through which he is making the West believe that he is standing between two chairs, but according to her, in fact Vucic has chosen to sit in Russia's chair.
As for developments in the international arena, Osmani chose Russia, China, and Iran as the "triangle of evil" that is attempting to influence the Western Balkans, led by Moscow, which by destabilizing the region aims to divert the West's attention from Ukraine.
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