Through a Facebook post, Citaku has said that the restoration of the law in the Assembly does not imply withdrawal from the initiative, nor a decline in the PDK’s stance.

I’m saying from the beginning, without any room for dilemmas: within four weeks, the law will be reviewed in the Parliament and will go into effect within the projected deadlines. This is our vow and we’ll stay until the end, she wrote.

Citaku has announced that the additional four weeks have been given to answer the questions raised, strengthen the legal law base and ensure its implementation in practice.

The goal is one and only: to remove any confusion, to strengthen the legal basis of the law and to ensure its implementation in practice, Citaku stressed.

She added that inside. The PDK has unity on this issue and that the party’s position remains unchanged by the time the law was proposed and voted.

Addressing citizens protesting and supporters of this initiative, Citaku has reiterated his pledge that the law will be carried out to the end.

To the citizens who protested, to our supporters, and to all who believed in this initiative, I say, The vow which we have made before you is true. And we’re going to finish this!

Source Layer: RTKLive