Analyst Lirim Mehmetaj has stated in the Dbat Plus that the Vetevendosje Movement, while in opposition, was considered a strong opposition, but had not offered a concrete ruling alternative.
According to him, the VV at the time presented general ideas, such as increasing local production, opening factories and increasing exports, but without offering a concrete programme on how to govern the country.
Mehmetaj has said that now that the VV is in power, it is evidence that there had been no clear ruling ideas.
To this day, Vetevendosje is described as a strong opposition, but there has never been a ruling alternative. Or there’s been some abstract, sort of idea: we have to increase our production, build our factories, so we don’t buy out and add exports. Today, when it’s in government, we have the best record that Vetevendosje had no ruling idea, Mehmetaj has declared.
He has also criticised Prime Minister Albin Kurti for accusing opposition parties of co-operating with Serbia, stressing that the prime minister has offered no evidence of these claims.
According to Mehmetaj, a double standard arises when citizens, journalists or analysts are criticised on such charges without evidence, while the same charges are made by the prime minister himself against the opposition.
Source Layer: Dukeagini