It’s walking around, Kurt’s absence in the vault causes a collision between Candor and Hadzi

It’s walking around, Kurt’s absence in the vault causes a collision between Candor and Hadzi

It’s walking around, Kurt’s absence in the vault causes a collision between Candor and Hadzi

Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s absence at today’s session of the Kosovo Parliament has become a cause for clash between Democratic Party of Kosovo MP ( The PDK), Eman Nqman, and Parliament Speaker Albulen Haxhiu.

Beftman criticised the prime minister for his absence at parliamentary hearings, saying Kurti has not participated in four sessions and has not responded to MPs’ questions.

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He also mentioned the previous session when, according to him, the prime minister had been at the fair organised at the Youth Palace, rather than present in the Assembly to answer MPs.

The prime minister at four sessions doesn’t come and answer. Last session was in the Youth Palace, at the fair, walking and visiting. He has not claimed responsibility to come and respond to MPs, he said.

These criticisms were reacted to by Parliament Speaker Albulen Haxhiu, who said the prime minister’s official visits were planned long ago.

Haxhiu explained that Kurti had stayed in Paris and then traveled to Dublin, stressing that it was about official visits under Kosovo’s representation.

She objected to Takman’s remarks about the prime minister’s travel and did not promise to continue the discussion, kp reports.

Prime Minister Kurti’s official visits are scheduled long ago. He was in Paris and now in Dublin, and you don’t have to tell me he’s walking around, because he’s prime minister and represents Kosovo. No, I’m not giving you my word, she said.

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