The five messages Serbians received between them and Rexhep Qruja and Pandeli Majko

Although none of Pristina and Tirana officials recently referred to the term “Great Albania”, the five messages sent by officials in just four days, can be interpreted as targets in 2018 to plan the unification of the so-called Kosovo and Albania, reports “Vestinet”, Periscopi broadcast.

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Albania's foreign officials abroad, Pandeli Majko, urged Kosovo's Kosovo authorities that “open borders” at the Albanian Diaspore Economic Forum in Pristina on 1 January 2018, calling it a European “action”.

Pristina newspaper “Koha Ditore” reported that Majko, Albania's former prime minister, during the NATO bombings in Serbia, “foll on behalf of current Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama” on Saturday.

Majko said that in 1999 “when Albania opened borders with Kosovo Albanians, no one from the world requested passports and that there was no need for documents now”.

We Albanians, on the other hand, expect the opening of the border by January 2018. We are implementing this European action, Majko said.

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Albanian academicist Rexhep Qosja said the union of Kosovo and Albania should be the first goal of Albanians, arguing that the achievement of the two states will not be possible by joining the European Union, “reports. RTS”

He believes the historic moment “following the creation of two Albanian states” should be used.

“We need to think and we need to know, and we need to be clear what we want and what is right for us right now, in this historic happiness that is offered to us”, Qosja said, adding:

“We need to have a clear purpose, to know how we should go towards that goal, we must have a clear path. As the first point: the unification of Kosovo with Albania, without entering the European Union. ”

He says the “reunification is not just the desire, will or feeling of Albanians, but the issue that deals with many other life problems of the Albanian people”.

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In the Albanian town of Korca, a joint session of Pristina and Tirana governments was held under the slogan “A country, a nation, a dream”, in which 12 agreements and memorandums of co-operation were signed. Kosovo Prime Minister and Albania's Ramush Haradinaj and Edi Rama have pledged the economic integration of “two countries”.

At a joint press conference with Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, following a two-government session, Rama announced that the next such session would be held in Pec.

Asked to comment on the fact that Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik said the northern part of Kosovo sees as part of Serbia, Rama said that “s are all free to dream”, the ATA reports.

“Balkan is free and everyone is free to dream. We are clear about our dreams and no one can stand in our way,” said Rama.

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Albanian flag day was officially celebrated in Kosovo today, which was declared a state holiday with Ramush Haradinaj's decision.

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The central event on Albania's Independence Day was held, with the presence of senior state representatives and Kosovo President Hashim Thaci.

Albania marks the 105th anniversary since the adoption of the Declaration of Independence.

Milovan Drescu, chairman of the Kosovo Assembly Commission, comments on these messages from Tirana and Pristina, as the old story closes and becomes reinforced, comments “Telegraf.rs”. In his words, however, it is necessary to see what the background of the messages mentioned.

Now this is becoming an organized campaign where the campaign is preparing for something to follow. The question is what Albanians are planning on.

“A think that an international conference will finally be held to finally resolve Kosovo's status, because it is clear that the state unilaterally declared has come to a conclusion, when it comes to recognising a full international personality or pending efforts of this event, to represent their international community's maximum demands, which is their union, as they say, ethnic Albanian territories, which includes a part of Macedonia and finally attract less to that requirement, but to prepare for it” Drescu said.

He says he should see whether at that request they have the support of several Western countries and what they are aiming at, as activating the case of the history of “Greater Albania” is becoming meaningless and has already been seen several times.

But this time, the demands they present are something that would be concrete steps towards “Greater Albania” and remains to see what they want with this latest campaign '% concluded chairman of the Kosovo Parliament Commission. /Periscopi/