Kosovo Democratic Party of Kosovo Chairman-in-Chief Advise ( The PDK, Vlora Citaku, has declared that there are no differences with the Vetevendosje Movement regarding the content of the Special Law, but only in its procedure of approval.

Citaku has indicated that the PDK is in intensive discussions with the VV and other political subjects in the Parliament, expressing confidence that a procedure agreement will be reached through dialogue and the law will be adopted.

She has stressed that the PDK has not given up this initiative, recalling that the law is already in regular parliamentary procedure.

We are in intensive conversation and discussion with the Vetevendosje Movement, but also with other political subjects in the Kosovo Republic Assembly. The most important thing is that there is compliance with the content of the law, while now we have discussions on procedure only.

I want to assure all citizens of the Republic of Kosovo, thousands of young people who have protested in Pristina Square, throughout Kosovo and the diaspora, wherever there are Albanians, that the Democratic Party of Kosovo and the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo have not given up the law. On the contrary.

The law is now in regular parliamentary procedure, the content is relatively agreed on, the discussion is simply about procedure. I am convinced that, if we continue with the political will that we have demonstrated the day we have adopted the law, we will find solutions and the law will be adopted in the Parliament of the Republic of Kosovo, Citaku has said.

Asked about meetings with Vetevendosje representatives and the position of this party, Citaku has indicated that several meetings with top VV officials have so far been held.

She has reiterated that there are no disagreements between the two subjects regarding the content of the law and that differences relate only to the procedure.

I said we had not one, but several meetings with senior officials and representatives of the Vetevendosje Movement. We have no kind of difference in the content of the law. Where we know it’s just procedure, but I’m convinced that even at this point we’ll find compliance.

We have not given up on the law, as we are aware that the adoption of this law does not fulfill our obligation as institutions to stand up for KLA leaders, who are being held unjustly in The Hague.

There are also a series of steps that the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, with the co-ordination being made within the strategic group, will take so that the truth of the liberation war can also triumph in The Hague tribunal, she told EO.

Commenting on the British prime minister’s stance on respecting the mandate of Specialised Chambers, Citaku has said the PDK initiative and the law adopted earlier in the Assembly should not be interpreted as interference in the justice process.

Meanwhile, regarding the stance of the Democratic League of Kosovo ( The LDK, which during the vote in the Assembly had voiced objections to the law, Citaku has said the party’s stance had been split.

However, it has praised the LDK’s support for its political declaration and participation in the strategic group.

Source Layer: Insander