The Constitutional Court of Kosovo has ruled that the constituent session of the Assembly, launched on April 15, 2025, has not yet been completed and must be closed within 12 days of the entry into force of its September 30 judgment.
The court found that the Assembly was not constituted in accordance with the Constitution, due to the non -election of the vice president from the Serb community.
“The Court, unanimously, has decided: to declare, the acceptable request; to conclude that the constituent session of the Assembly, launched on April 15, 2025 has not been completed as a result of the non -election of the Vice President of the Assembly from the ranks of the Serbian community, and the Assembly has not been constituted in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 of Article 1 of Article 6 67 (election of the President and Vice -Presidents) of the Constitution of the Republic of Kosovo; Judgment | ”, reads the decision of the Constitutional Court.
The court also ruled that the temporary measure applied since September 5, 2025, which is completed today, to remain in force until the entry into force of this judgment.
“Continue the interim measure, which has entered into force from September 5, 2025, until the entry into force of this judgment,” the Constitutional Decision reads.
On September 5, the Constitutional Court of Kosovo decided to ban any action or procedure for the formation of the new government, a deadline ending today. The decision came after the Serbian List appeal regarding the separate voting of candidates for vice presidents of the Kosovo Assembly from the ranks of minorities.
The measure was criticized by the Vetevendosje Movement, insisting that the Assembly has been constituted, a decision opposed by other parliamentary parties.
The Assembly of Kosovo could not be constituted since the elections of 9 February 2025, causing political stalemate in the country.
