Pajaziti: Kurti's government damages Kosovo every day

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Source: Gazeta Express

PDK member Zenun Pajaziti says that every working day of the Government of Albin Kurti is harmful to Kosovo after all the scandals and damaged relations with international allies, Teve1 reports.

"I think this government is harming Kosovo every day. We believe that elections should be held as soon as possible. We are sure that the citizens are now aware, and that any other option, except for a change of government, will be harmful," Pajaziti says.

He admits that currently the opposition does not have a sufficient majority to overthrow the Government, but calls for the dissolution of the Assembly or the resignation of Kurti.

"First, don't expect that PDK, with many years of experience and clear political and democratic orientations, will try to overthrow the government by force. We have no such affinities. On the other hand, we do not have enough MPs, but we call on Kurti to admit that he cannot govern the country and to hold the elections as soon as possible. We ask all actors who have the opportunity to help organize early elections, to do so," Pajaziti says.

According to him, Kosovo is blocked from the inside and isolated internationally.

He criticizes the majority in the Assembly for their arrogant behavior towards the opposition and adds that they, as a party, will never behave like that.

Pajaziti adds that because of the decisions made by Kurti regarding the issue of the north, Kosovo society is at a loss.

"This government focused the country only on political problems in the north. You see who is the loser here, it is the Kosovo society and the citizens of Kosovo. There was a request from the international partners, the US and the EU, for Kurti not to take action on license plates. The consequences are still present, even after the Serbs left the institutions. He organized elections that were not legitimate and now he agrees to re-organize new ones. But the damage is not only material but politically irreparable," Pajaziti concludes.