Kosovo is entering the final days of the constitutional deadline for constituting the Assembly, with the session scheduled for August 6. According to the official announcement, the meeting will be held just one day before the end of the 30-day deadline, pushing the process to the maximum limits предусмотренных.
The session date was set for August 6
Acting President of Kosovo Albulena Haxhiu has set August 6 as the date for holding the constitutive session of the Assembly.
According to the information made public, the session is expected to begin at 10:00.
The constitutional deadline is nearing its end
The session has been called just one day before the expiration of the 30-day constitutional deadline for constituting the Assembly.
This timetable places the process in a very tight timeframe, with little room for movement if delays or procedural clashes arise.
The Presidency must meet before the session
Five days before the session is held, the Presidency of the tenth legislature must meet to determine the agenda.
This procedural step remains necessary before the Assembly enters the constitutive session.
With the date now set, attention shifts to the procedural steps preceding the meeting and to the fact that the constitution process is being delayed until near the end of the constitutional deadline.
On the political level, this delayed pace is expected to trigger discussion about the management of the process and institutional responsibility at a key moment for the functioning of the Assembly.