Montenegrins not expected to renegotiate demarcation

Without ratification of this EU agreement, it has reconfirmed that there will be no meeting of the conditions for liberalisation, what Prime Minister Haradinaj has promised in the first three months of his rule.

The new State Commission for Demarketing, appointed by Prime Minister Haradinaj and led by Bulqi, has not yet come up with new findings concerning the border agreement with Montenegro.

The Kosovo government is awaiting these findings ahead of other actions, which are expected to follow. However, despite that is the Montenegrin side, which is not expected to accept renegotiation of this agreement.

In addition to statements by Montenegrin officials from recent days that this issue has been closed for Montenegro, Kosovar writers are also saying that the voiceinfo broadcasts.

Even these do not have the mandate of the new Commission very clear and the very purpose of Prime Minister Haradinaj. And according to international relations connoisseurs, if Kosovo wants to benefit from visa liberalisation sooner, the only way is to ratify this agreement. While political analysts estimate that unilateral actions by the new Kosovo government could even freeze good reports between the two states. Montenegro not expected to renegotiate Demarket

Montenegro is not expected to accept renegotiation of the border demarcation agreement with Kosovo. In addition to Montenegrin officials, Kosovar experts say so, based on recent developments. Without ratification of this EU agreement, the EU has reconfirmed that there will be no meeting of the conditions for liberalisation, what Prime Minister Haradinaj has promised in the first three months of his rule, the Zeri.info broadcasts.