Content_paragraphs:  The elections were followed by four months of negotiations between the 
  
  Movement for Self-Determination and the Democratic League of Kosovo over the 
  
  formation of a coalition government. A key point of contention in the process was the 
  
  nomination of the candidate for President of Kosovo in 2021. On 26 December, the 
  
  Assembly of Kosovo was constituted with the election of the Movement for Self -
  
  Determination candidate, Glauk Konjufca, as President of the Assembly. Although 
  
  the deputies of the Democratic League of Kosovo supported the constitution of the 
  
  legislature, the final status of the President of the Assembly was resolved in a 
  
  subsequent agreement between the Movement for Self-Determination and the 
  
  Democratic League of Kosovo on 2 February. In accordance with the agreement, 
  
  Mr. Konjufca resigned his position on 3 February, permitting the election of Albin 
  
  Kurti, of the Movement for Self-Determination, as Prime Minister of Kosovo and 
  
  Vjosa Osmani, of the Democratic League of Kosovo, as the first woman President of 
  
  the Assembly, with a majority of votes. Although the Serbian List abstained from 
  
  voting for the government, it voted for Ms. Osmani as President of the Assembly. The 
  
  new coalition government consists of two Deputy Prime Ministers, 15 ministers and 
  
  35 deputy ministers, with the Movement for Self-Determination and the Democratic 
  
  League of Kosovo each holding six ministries, the Serbian List two ministries and 
  
  other non-majority communities one ministry. The new Cabinet was reorganized and 
  
  
  
   
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  reduced from the previous 21 ministries and contains the highest percentage of 
  
  women since 2008, with 5 ministries headed by women.