The Assembly of Kosovo is expected to hold two plenary sessions this Wednesday, November 19, where the main focus is on voting for the government proposed by Glauk Konjufca.
In the first session, starting at 11:00, several international agreements and municipal budgets will be discussed.
However, the opposition parties have warned of a boycott of this session. LDK, PDK, AAK and NISMA have announced that they will not participate in the first session, calling it urgently called and without consultation with the political subjects.
Meanwhile, in the second session, which is expected to start at 14:00, the deputies will vote for the Konjufca Government.
Glauk Konjufca from the Vetëvendosje Movement was mandated on November 4 by President Vjosa Osmani to form the new government. He has asked for the support of the deputies to avoid new elections in December, however the opposition has declared that it does not support this government and prefers that the country go to elections.
