The head of the parliamentary group of the Democratic League of Kosovo, Jehona Lushaku Sadriu, said that the European Union's report on Kosovo is "without progress".
Lushaku Sadriu said at the extraordinary session of the Parliament where this year's report is being discussed that the Government has not implemented the EU recommendations.
"The European integration of our country requires daily state work, and it is precisely this work that has failed, not just stalled. Therefore, this is the essence of today's debate," she said.
The MP said that in justice, the country has "zero progress" for the first time.
"A government that has built its identity on promises against corruption must also respond to this gap between promise and result," she said, while criticizing, as she said, the failure in fighting corruption.
She said the report highlights "many other gaps."
Lushaku Sadriu said that "this report is generally not a passing grade."
"On behalf of the LDK parliamentary group, I request that we not just end a discussion here, but come up with concrete demands for the Kosovo Government, which must report to the Kosovo Assembly regularly, every three months, on the implementation of the progress report and the demands arising from it, and within 30 days, present us with an action plan with concrete actions on how these criteria should be met," she said.
