One year after Lëvizjes Vetëvendosje (LVV) swept the general elections, the ruling majority and the opposition clashed over the performance of the government of Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

LVV parliamentarian Armend Muja said the government has successfully managed to fulfill the four main pillars outlined in its program.

“The government presented four main pillars on its program. Vaccinations, opening jobs in the context of an economic crisis, restoring law and order, combatting crime and corruption, and lastly raising Kosovo’s dignity in the area of foreign policy”, said Muja.

But for Abelard Tahiri, the head of the Democratic Party’s parliamentary group, Kurti’s government has been the weakest since the proclamation of independence.

“We’ve seen the weakest governance since the proclamation of independence. On the other hand, the work of independent and state agencies, who have performed extremely well, shouldn’t be tied to governance. As the latter should bring on the table new projects, investments and strategies for the country’s development”, he said.

The head of the parliamentary group of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo maintained the same stance.

“Unfortunately, we’re dealing with a terribly weak government. One that hasn’t produced anything apart from bringing up energy bills and prices and lacking a foreign policy vision”, said Besnik Tahiri.

The remarks came after a meeting of the Parliament’s presidency which also decided to have a solemn session in honor of Kosovo’s 14 year independence anniversary.