This party ready to talk to Haradinaj about coalition

Serbian List Chairman Slavko Sini has told Radio Free Europe that this political subject is willing to talk about forming Kosovo's new government with all Albanian party leaders. He has also said that the formation of the Serb majority municipalities' association remains a priority for the Serbian List.

Singleness has not given any preference in relation to coalition candidate claims PAN, Ramush Haradinaj and that of the Vetevendosje Movement, Albin Kurti for forming the government, saying the rights and mandate belong to the Albanian majority.

“We will participate in all political consultations, regardless of whether he is Ramush Haradinaj, Albin Kurti or Isa Mustafa. We can't influence the case of the terminator”, Singh said.

Among the most priority issues for the Serbian List, following the formation of the new government remains the foundation of the Serb majority municipalities' Association. Therefore, Sibiu has said that in the new Government, the Serbian List will be committed to implementing all agreements reached in Brussels, between Pristina and Belgrade, with particular emphasis on issues affecting the interests of this community.

The “is very important to implement all that has been achieved in Brussels, first of all I think of forming the Association of Serb majority municipalities that present motivational for the Serb community in Kosovo and its existence”, Simun has said.

Although he has confirmed participation in talks on Kosovo's future government, Si enemies, at this stage, has not given any preference about ministries targeting the Serbian List.

The Serbian “List and the Serb community in Kosovo should be strongly represented in institutions, both in the Government and the Assembly”, Sim enemies say. For now, he underlines, it cannot be known which minister will be divided into the Serbian List, but he expects this political subject to have its influence on the decision making of Kosovo institutions, especially on issues in the interest of the community it represents.

In the June 11th parliamentary elections, the Serbian List has won 9 out of 10 seats in the community. Therefore, as a winning party by Serbian subjects, this list is expected to represent the Serb community in the coming Government of Kosovo.