The Democratic Party of Kosovo has joined the government with Rama's Progress in Pristina, in a coalition agreement that the Democratic League of Kosovo said "does not represent the official position" of this party.
PDK Vice President, Besianë Musmurati, was appointed today as Vice Mayor of the Municipality of Pristina, while Gazeta Express learns that PDK will also lead six directorates.
Leutrim Retkoceri will lead the Directorate for Public Services, while Arianit Elshani will be the new director of the Directorate for Education.
The Directorate for Transformation will be led by Nora Gagica, while the Directorate for Sports has been entrusted to Granit Geci.
Isah Mustafa will lead the Directorate for Culture.
The Directorate for Parks will be led by Albana Gjonbalaj, while Leutrim Retkoceri will lead the Directorate for Public Services.
PDK has also reached an agreement with Përparim Rama on the division of enterprises.
The RWC Cleaning, Public Housing Enterprise and Urban Traffic will be managed by PDK. The fourth enterprise that will belong to PDK will be determined between Prishtina Parking or the Youth Palace.
PDK Vice President Uran Ismaili said last night on Pressing on T7 that a coalition agreement with Rama has been reached.
The LDK said today in a reaction that "there is no agreement with the PDK and any other political party in Pristina for co-government", distancing itself from the coalition.
"LDK has its own party structures, local decision-making bodies and beyond; and these structures have not been part of any governing agreement," it was stated, among other things, in a statement issued by this party this morning.
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