Gorani: The demarcation was made out of public sight, now being forced to take historical responsibility for it.

Vetevendosje MP Dukagjin Gorani has said Parliament deputies are being forced to assume a historical and political responsibility regarding demarcation.

He has made these comments at the Commission for Foreign Affairs meeting, discussing whether the demarcation bill with Montenegro will be submitted to a vote.

I think that the primary reasoning mentioned in the media on the part of power says ratification is necessary for visa liberalisation, while that reason is lacking in the commentary memorandum, which naturally triggers doubts that it has never been a word for visa liberalisation. If it's about such a bill, then why should I take responsibility for something you don't ask for, you don't file it, but it's required by you with historical responsibility. It's anaggressive of the idea of consulting with public. So public consultations are considered arbitrary. It can happen but not necessarily. It is also a huge responsibility for individuals to think about sending such a bill to the Assembly, taking into account its political and historical burden considering that this project and process has been made far from the public eye and far from the Parliament. Today's meeting is unnecessary and publicly harmful. What I can tell you is that it's an unacceptable process, it's a great process, they didn't even want to be examined in the Assembly. But if there is a majority for sending it to the Assembly then that will be rejected there.”, Goran/Periscopi/Periscopi/