A crucial political meeting has begun between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and senior PDK figure Bedri Hamza, amid growing speculation over the next presidential candidate. The talks come at a sensitive time for the country’s political scene, as parties intensify consultations ahead of a potential vote.
Representatives from the Partia Demokratike e Kosovës (PDK) have signaled that discussions around the presidency are ongoing, but stopped short of officially confirming a specific name. Party sources suggested that while there are internal considerations, no final decision has yet been made public.
The meeting between Kurti and Hamza is being closely watched, as it may determine whether there is room for cross-party cooperation or whether political divisions will deepen. Analysts note that consensus remains key in securing the necessary parliamentary majority for electing a president.
PDK officials emphasized that any candidate they support must represent institutional unity and national interests. Meanwhile, further statements are expected following the conclusion of the meeting, which could clarify whether a concrete name will soon emerge in the race for the presidency.