The parties invovled in the process have until tomorrow at 16:00 to propose their candidatures for the new president at the Parliamentary Leadership, in order for the session to take place at 18:00.

The ruling majority and the opposition haven’t reached an agreement in regards to the proposal of candidatures for president.

DP’s caucus leader Enkelejd Alibeaj proposed a process by which both parties could come to a common candidature through a formula that would allow proposals to be made by the opposition and the selection by the ruling majority.

But, despite initially agreeing to this, Socialists later backed down from this proposal which lead to Alibeaj coming out and publically calling off the agreement which returned the process to ground zero.

If the president isn’t electing during the second and third rounds of voting, Socialist will have the opportunity to elect their own president during the fourth round because they will have the neccessary minimum number of votes required to do so.