Analyst Belgzim Kamberi has estimated that the opposition in Kosovo is divided and unorganised, while within it an effort is also under way to assume the leading role of opposition.

In Debat Plus, Kamberi has said the lack of harmonisation is not observed only between different parliamentary groups and political parties, but also within the parliamentary groups themselves.

He has also cited developments within the Democratic League of Kosovo, saying MP Vjosa Osmani is trying to assume the role of opposition within the LDK, but that according to him, it does not seem to be easy, as Hykmete Bajrami and other MPs do not show readiness to leave this role.

There’s a tendency by Vjosa Osmani to try to get a kind of opposition flag within the LDK, and that doesn’t seem to have been easy to get, because it’s seen that the group, if we can call them a group, this Mrs. Bajrami and others, is not very interested in leaving this opposition flag, he stressed.

According to him, the opposition is not showing either organisation or sufficient potential to exercise a powerful opposition. He has also criticised the lack of a clear strategy in dealing with political topics.

Kamberi has said opposition parties go from one topic to another, stopping for several days on energy issues, later on to education and later to other cases, without building a sustainable opposition approach.

However, he has estimated that, paradoxically, the way of governance and the position of the parliamentary majority are fuelling opposition.

Source Layer: Dukeagini