Helidon Bushati has withdrawn from the Democratic Party's primaries to become a candidate for deputy, in the framework of the May 11 parliamentary elections.
Through a post on social media, Bushati says that he has chosen not to participate in the primaries and, as a result, to give up his aspirations to be a candidate for MP.
He emphasizes that this is not simply a personal decision, but an act of political and moral responsibility. Bushati states that this decision does not mean a withdrawal from the common journey of the Democratic Party.
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Dear friends,
The Democratic Party is facing great challenges. This political force managed to overcome difficult moments that put it to the test of existence. Today, the Democrats are united and are getting ready for the vital elections for the country, those of May 11.
In addition to commitment, it is also time for reflection. Soon, the Democratic Party will enter an important process, that of the primaries.
Personally, I have chosen not to participate in the primaries and as a result I am giving up my aspirations to be a candidate for MP. This is not simply a personal decision, it is an act of political and moral responsibility.
However, this decision does not mean a retreat from our common journey. On the contrary, I will be where I have always been, by the Democratic Party and the Democrats.
Coherent in my beliefs, unwavering in the values we have fought for, and fully committed to the resurgence and victory we all aim for the Democratic Party and its leader Sali Berisha.
I am convinced, more than ever, that MODERNIZATION and UNIFICATION are the keys to victory. We owe it to our children, we owe it to history!
Together towards victory!