Parliamentary Group of Democratic League of Kosovo ( The LDK), Jehona Lushaku, has declared that Kosovo has not noted progress in 10 chapters of the European Commission’s 2026 European Commission Report, asking the Government for responsibility and clarification of the registered impasses.
Speaking at the extraordinary session called by the LDK to discuss the findings of the 2026 Progress Report, Lushaku said they cannot be passed without a public response and without political and institutional responsibility.
She stressed that through this session it is intended for the Government to explain the failure to establish a large number of obligations, which, according to her, are directly related to Kosovo’s European perspective.
Lusshak estimated that the report should be viewed, not as a news item forgotten the next day, but as a guide for reforms the country should undertake.
The following year-on-year deficit is a failed, delayed reform and with clear responsibility. European integration does not move forward by welcoming its reports and findings, but by implementing them in terms of time, Lushaku said.
She said the report reflects the devotion of institutions in meeting conditions and in advancing the lives of citizens, while isolating appreciation for 10 chapters in which Kosovo, according to her, has not noted progress.
In the midst of areas where lack of progress has been recorded, Lushak cited financial control of public finances, business competition, free movement of goods and workers, digital and media transformation, agriculture, food security, development of science and justice.
She especially underlined that, for the first time, the report has calculated lack of progress even in fighting corruption.
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