Nisma's chairman, Fatmir Limaj, said that during the week he will meet with the chairman of the Vetevendosje Movement, Albin Kurti, to "talk about getting out of this situation." He expressed his desire and willingness to "help" the Vetevendosje Movement form a new government.
"The first and most basic thing is communication, conversation between people and politicians to get out of the crisis. How can we get out of the crisis if we don't talk," he said.
Limaj said that this situation "has become excessive", while with Kurti, whom he referred to as "Prime Minister", he said that they will try to find a solution.
"I will talk to the Prime Minister to reach a point of resolution of the situation. Of course, let's look at the possibilities, what depends on him and what depends on us, to overcome this crisis," he said.
Limaj said that "people need to speak up, they need to take responsibility" and that the Initiative is open to cooperation.
"From the Initiative, in this case it is the desire, the willingness, the concrete action to find a solution," he said.
Kosovo, Limaj said, "voted for the government, to have a prime minister, a government," while adding that he will help LVV to do so.
"It is the first party to receive the majority of votes and we are willing and ready to help fulfill the will of the majority."
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