The candidate for prime minister from the Vetëvendosje Movement, Albin Kurti, said that in the next mandate there will be one billion euros of investments in the army.
Kurti said that the slogan "Pika" symbolizes the end of a period and the beginning of a new chapter.
In an interview on Radio Television of Kosovo, Kurti stated that "if we once had a state for some, now it is for all."
"The period should have concluded a long period and it happened in contrast to the comma", he said, referring to the large number of electoral processes held recently.
According to Kurti, five elections have been held over the past year and a half, including three parliamentary elections and two rounds of local elections.
"Five election parties, of which three election parties had a four-week campaign," he said.
Kurti also spoke about the participation of the diaspora in the electoral process, emphasizing that voting by compatriots had already begun.
"Until midnight last night, our compatriots voted by mail and today there were long lines waiting at embassies and consulates", Kurt said.
He added that the slogan "all for the state, state for all" relates to all citizens of the country. "There are probably more than 1.6 million reasons why I say 'all for the state, the state for all', because that's how many of us are residents," declared Kurti.
Speaking about compatriots living abroad, he said that ""We also have hundreds of thousands of compatriots who are citizens of the Republic, but are not residents here, since they have temporary jobs that have extended their stay abroad."
The leader of Vetëvendosje and candidate for prime minister, Albin Kurti, said that he does not believe that elections are desirable for citizens.
He, in an interview for RTK, said that he expects there to be an increase in these elections and that the process will be concluded successfully.
