Nard Ndoka, leader of the Christian Democratic Party, stated in the "Terminal" studio by Aurora Sulçe, on A2CNN, that there was an "extreme spirit of distrust" at the table with all opposition factors.
"I sit at that table and there is an extreme spirit of distrust. I told Mr. Berisha face to face. I repeated it again. The evil of the opposition is not the small parties. The spirit of distrust is very great in relation to the DP because this party, at the height of the protests and the rejection of the election results, went and sat down and approved two commissions. And Mr. Berisha's other bombshell was that the DP would not even participate in those two commissions because the Socialist Party "twisted" it. Then, when you have a prime minister who manipulates, your strong point must be representation. We have received 30 thousand votes and we are not represented in Parliament. We are not asking for alms. If Berisha were to show principle, we would also form a coalition in 2019, there would be no need for a left-wing party," said Ndoka.
"The table was formal. It was an invitation like at a wedding, but without a bride, without a groom. I'm not saying it has no effect, I can't equate it to zero, but it didn't produce anything, since it was also the first meeting. There were 70 people and they couldn't even get a word in. It was a difficult meeting, because it wasn't even political, it was mixed. There were people talking about food security. Unfortunately, there was no real political discussion," added Ndoka.
According to him, "when you have a table of that size, you should have a draft and a statement distributed at the end."
