Deputy of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Daut Haradinaj, reacted today on the news about Ramush Haradinaj’s resignation as party’s leader, by saying that reforms in the AAK would not start with his departure, as they’ve begun after the October elections.

In a post on Facebook, Haradinaj wrote that there are no secret agendas or conspiracies in the AKK, but party reforms that began shortly after the election is a normal process that needs to be completed.

“Some articles, published in the news portals, have mistakenly informed about elections and statutory reforms in the AAK. The reforms started shortly after the general election, and that is a normal process that will be completed within deadline.

There are neither secret agendas nor conspiracies. The process is open, transparent and democratic. It is somewhat strange how a process becomes news few months after it started.

If anyone thinks to create disruption through this kind of news, or to create diversion from its failures, he is definitely very wrong,” Haradinaj underlines in his post.