“Albin Kurti, good Albanian”, “Determination, national wealth” (Video)

A disagreement between Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and Kosovo Parliament MP Albin Kurti has emerged for the first time today through social networks.

The unresolved issue of Kosovo's border demarcation with Montenegro broke the continuation of the two leaders' positive statements for each other.

Kurti openly accused Edi Rama of trying to change Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj's stance on the current version of the Kosovo-Montenegro border line, while Rama was clear in the message Haradinaj gave during his visit to Tirana on this issue.

We share our concern about demarcation of the border between Kosovo and Montenegro, which is creating no small problems with the international community, which has been and remains Kosovo's main guarantor. Kosovo has no account of losing friends. Kosovo's interest is the solution to this problem that has turned into a deadlock for the road to the EU. Haradinaj leaves the opposition position, and I would not like from Mustafa not to accept this agreement that supported him until yesterday”, Rama said.

Rama's statement came today to this effect by Kurti, who said the Albanian prime minister must commit more to implementing agreements signed between Albania and Kosovo, and not to persuade Haradinaj to give up the land, which, according to him, has proved to be Kosovo's.

“E we have welcomed the new government from the Socialist Party and Mr. Edi Rama, because we have hoped that this government will engage in a common market of goods and services, a unified energy market, a co-ordinated and unified foreign policy, an even closer co-operation in the security sector, as well as a deepening deepening co-operation from education to health and from culture to sport.

But while advances in this regard are too slow, and more ceremonial than permanent, we heard that Mr. Rama is looking for Mr. Raa. Haradinaj, Kosovo's current prime minister, to change his stance on demarcation with Montenegro. Mr. Rama is therefore demanding that, against what is witnessed on the map, in official documents, by expert professionals, in institutional memory, in popular memory, and with the massive civic petition, an unfair agreement that cuts Kosovo 8,200 ha. The territory.

With its 32 deputies now Movement V It's the biggest party in the country. In the more meritive way we will deal with the Kosovo-Montenegro Demarketing Agreement. From our prime minister, Edi Rama is expected to deal with the realisation of Albania-Kosovo agreements. And we also expect it to contribute to the social-democracy and unity of the nation. We have no time to lose or land to forgive”, Kurt wrote today.

Rama reacted on Facebook after this statement, in a few hours.

With coolness and respectful respect to Kurt, Rama was clarified two lines behind Kurt's words.

Dear Albin. The facts are opinions and borders are not determined by opinions! As for the land, I remind you that I don't forgive any more seas and no more land”, he wrote.

So far, relations have always been correct for the two Social Democrats. Rama has consistently expressed sympathy for Kurti, who she said if he had the right to vote in Kosovo, he would vote.

Rama once called the Kurtin <x0... Albanian good and cultured”, while Vetevendosje Movement considered “national assets”.

On a visit to Vetevendosje headquarters in Pristina in 2013, Kurti had thanked the latter for his deliberate commitment to co-operation.

However, Kurti has consistently kept distance with Rama and has not been issued in flattering statements to him.

In an interview for Albania's “Tema” newspaper, questioned about relations with Rama, Kurti had said there are good reports with the Albanian prime minister and his party. But he had also pointed out that there are differences against them, so they may also be criticized.

But for Kurt, criticism is the essence of progress.

“have good relations with Prime Minister Rama and the Socialist Party. We don't always agree, so we don't rarely get criticized. But we believe in criticism as the core of progress”, Kurti had declared. /Periscopi/