Parliamentary Group of Democratic League of Kosovo ( The LDK), Jehona Lushaku, has warned of holding an extraordinary session of the Parliament this week, where findings and findings of the European Union’s Progress Report on Kosovo are expected to be discussed.
After the Assembly of the Parliament’s Headship, Lushaku has declared that the report released last week is alarming and, according to her, has highlighted the Government’s failures in several areas, as well as the lack of progress in reforms required by the European Union.
Last week we had the Progress Report, which has been an alarming report proving the failure of this government and power in many areas, Lushak has declared.
It has indicated that for calling the extraordinary session, the necessary parliamentary procedures will be followed, while confirming that signatures from all political parties have been provided.
According to her, the aim of this initiative is to seek the Government’s accountability for reforms that, according to the LDK assessment, have not been addressed with priorities and are impacting Kosovo’s impasse towards European integration.
For this formal procedure we will do the signatures today; we have collected signatures from all political parties, and in this way we are playing our role as opposition to demand accountability for the reforms that the European Union Report has outlined.
In addition to the Progress Report, Lushaku has indicated that two issues that he has named vital to citizens — health and energy sector — have been discussed in the chairmanship.
Speaking of health, it has raised concerns about the situation in public health institutions, stressing the need to provide services and continued supply of essential drugs.
In the Parliament’s Headship, in co-operation with the heads of parliamentary groups, we discussed several points, primarily on issues and topics that are vital to citizens, starting with health and energy, Lushaku said.
Meanwhile, in terms of the energy sector, it has announced that a motion for parliamentary debate has been submitted through which it is intended to seek accountability regarding purchasing and managing electricity.
There will be discussion and accountability on the issue of energy, purchase and energy management, she stressed.
Lushaku has added that the opposition will continue to seek institutional responsibility for implementing reforms, praising that lack of progress in this direction is hampering Kosovo’s European path.
The date and hour of the extraordinary session for the Progress Report is expected to be determined following the completion of parliamentary procedures.
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