Recica i PDK: Demarkation didn't go down to the vault.

Elmi Recica, deputy of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, told Radio Free Europe, that ratification of the demarcation, remains the main condition for visa liberalisation, and it is necessary to vote.

He has dismissed claims that the government has deliberately prosecuted the agreement in the Assembly to fail.

It is necessary to come and rank in one of the plenary sessions to discuss and vote. I think that's the goal and I don't believe it and it shouldn't be the attitude to bring the demarcation here in order to fail”, Recica said.

According to him, it is expected that after reviewing the relevant commissions, the demarcation agreement will be brought to the plenary session.

“We are and have been and have not moved from that position to vote for the demarcation. There are communications of leaders and as coalition partners, but even with the opposition having a consensus, there will be an agreement that will ensure the votes needed to pass Demarket”, Recica said.

The border demarcation agreement with Montenegro was signed in August 2015 in Vienna. At the time, partner parties in government were the Democratic Party of Kosovo and the Democratic League of Kosovo.