Albin Kurti criticises Edi Rama: Trying to persuade Ramush Haradinaj to forgive Kosovo soil

Rama urged Haradinaj to change his stance on this agreement, which Albin Kurti says is the support of an unfair agreement removing Kosovo from 8,200 hectares of the territory.

”Z. 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. Kurti said.

But Kurti has said that Vetevendosje as the largest party in the Assembly will seriously address the issue.

Since Edi Rama, he has sought to deal with realising Albania-Kosovo agreements.

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Deal demarcation

16 months ago, on 3 June 2016, the third joint meeting between the governments of Albania and Kosovo has been held in Pristina, led by Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, and by then Kosovo Prime Minister Isa Mustafa.

Although we would like a more intense and conservative relationship between two states of one nation, however the V Movement EVIDENCE! has praised this meeting and its vows as progress. There were six agreements, a memorandum, and seven concrete tasks, which were signed by the two prime ministers.

The agreements were of important areas for building common policies, in economy and trade, in the fields of energy, infrastructure, education, culture and environment, etc. Termination of tasks gave concrete color to those agreements. Many of the tasks were considered to be realised within two months.

But where are we today, after more than a year, with those deals? No one has been held responsible for failing to comply with the deadlines, nor is there a slowdown until arrangements and tasks are blocked. No one's been fired. The reality, meanwhile, requires a whole other dynamic: deadlines, responsibilities, morals and the will for work.

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.