The constitutional session of the Assembly in Kosovo was temporarily adjourned following procedural discussions involving Prime Minister Albin Kurti. During the proceedings, Prime Minister Kurti sought an extension of time to continue consultations related to the assembly’s agenda. This request prompted a response from the Alians representative, Tamë Kadrijaj, who also called for an extension of time.
The exchange of requests for additional time ultimately led to the formal adjournment of the session. Following the adjournment, it was reported that the bodyguards accompanying Kurti were taken into custody. Avni Dehari, who chaired the session, addressed the assembled delegates, advising that they would receive further notification regarding the precise time and date of the session’s resumption.
The proceedings were observed by several deputies, including members from AAK-së hedh vezë. The focus remained on the need for extended dialogue to advance the constitutional work within Kosovo. The sequence of events highlighted procedural disagreements among key political figures regarding the necessary timeline for the assembly’s deliberations.
The developments underscore ongoing procedural discussions within the legislative body concerning the necessary timeframe for passing constitutional measures. The adjournment, therefore, served as a temporary pause in the political process, pending further coordination among the representatives involved.
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