Kurti: We will have a majority in the Assembly without a coalition, we will open a new chapter with Serbia
The chairman of the Vetevendosje Movement, Albin Kurti, expressed his conviction that his government would have enough votes in the Assembly without the need for a post-election coalition. He says he can get votes from non-Serb MPs, as well as from other opposition MP. In an interview with the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA), Kurti also spoke about the dialogue, saying a new chapter would be opened with Serbia through an honest dialogue. He reiterated that dialogue will be the fourth priority after employment, justice, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Regarding European Union integration, Kurti said he will work with five countries that have not recognized Kosovo, such as Spain, Slovakia, Romania, Greece and Cyprus, to change their minds about Kosovo's independence.
