Serbia to ask EU countries to withdraw recognition for Kosovo, but government does not worry

In the government, they say they will work on increasing the number of connoisseurs for Kosovo and is not their focus on what others do.

Halil Matoshi, director of the office for communication in the Government of Kosovo, has said Kosovo institutions are not focused on other people's work, but that the number of recognitions will increase, which according to him is happening.

“The focus of the Government of Kosovo and relevant institutions is not what others say and do, but that Kosovo gets as much international recognition as possible, and their number is growing from day to day”, Matoshi has said of the news.net.

Serbia has already prepared a letter, which on 10 October Brussels will hand over to Prime Minister Anna Brnabiq.

This letter wants to show that standards and doubles have been used in the case of Catalonia and Kosovo.

But, this initiative of Serbia, according to officials in Kosovo, cannot have an effect, as international law does not recognise the appeal of recognition.

No. International law does not recognise recognition as the act of political will of states as an individual act”, Matoschi said on Friday.

He has made it known that Kosovo will not be “, due to Serbia's move, naming it a reactive policy.

The Kosovo Government's “Course is action on the basis of the national strategy for Euro-Atlantic integration, and it does not spend time in jet policy”, this government official has indicated.

Kosovo has declared its independence from Serbia on February 17th, 2018. So far it has been recognised by 114 states, while its independence continues not to be recognised by Serbia and the 5 permanent EU member states (Spanja, Greece, Cyprus, Romania, Slovakia).