In his speech before the Parliament, Albin Kurti said that no parliamentary party has agreed to enter a governing coalition and the country risks going to early elections.
"No parliamentary party has agreed to enter a governing coalition. If our offer were accepted, we would have the votes for the Government and for the challenge of the President after 4 years."
The republic risks going to new elections without an approved budget and without many functional institutions. A country without a budget cannot move forward.
"There are 33 agencies and institutions that have been left without institutional oversight. I invite every MP that when the government is put to the vote, to vote for public and state interest and not for party interest," Kurti said.
The extraordinary session for voting on the new Kosovo Government began an hour and 15 minutes late.
The Vetëvendosje Movement needs at least five more votes to secure the necessary minimum of 61 votes for the successful voting of the new government.