The local government in Gusinje will be led for the next four years by the Democratic Party of Socialists, which won the most seats in the recently held local elections - eleven.
They will be joined by the coalition of Albanian parties "Albanians together" with seven mandates and the Bosniak party with three mandates, reports RTCG.
The current president of the municipality, Amela Čekić, will most likely perform this function for the next four years, and the position of president of the local parliament belongs to the coalition "Albanians together". The candidate of that coalition is Vujan Hasanđekaj, who said he was satisfied with the agreement.
The Bosniak party was also part of the government in the previous convocation.
The news is that the Social Democrats, with seven mandates, will move to the opposition benches, where they will be joined by SNP and SDP.
The council mandates will be verified at the constitutive session of the Gusinje Municipality Assembly, which is expected to be scheduled in the next ten to fifteen days, reports RTCG.
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