Visiting Kosovo permission given to Serbian minister calling Albanians usurpors

Despite that, Serbian Minister Sharchev on his visit to Kosovo has used insulting words against Albanians, who in one case called them usurpers, alluding that good schools have usurped Albanians for themselves, and Serbs have forced them to learn at supermarkets that have transformed them into schools.

The minister has even declared that by the end of February he will be visiting Kosovo again, and has added that he will already hold a dinner with various donors who, according to him, have expressed readiness to assist Serbs in Kosovo.

In addition to attention, there are missing those that lack all schools, there are not enough computers, the furniture is generally old. Given that many objects that have been built since the seventh years as mixed, have been usurped by Albanians, so Serbs have turned supermarkets into schools, have no backyards, halls and classrooms are small. Sharchev told Pink TV, Blic newspaper reports.

As it is known, almost half of Serbs living in Kosovo live from education, and all of those who work in gardens, schools and other institutions receive much of Serbia's budget.

Those employed in Kosovo, Sharchevic has said, have the same problems as employees in Serbia, except those in Kosovo have the most pressing problems.

) These problems are less pronounced in northern Mitrovica as this part is more connected to Serbia, while other more isolated parts, especially enclaves in “Metohi” are more sensitiveAnd Sharchevich says.

The minister in question has indicated that by the end of February, I will visit the eastern part of Kosovo, Gjilan, Kamenica, Silova and added that Serbs in Kosovo mostly lack support, warmth and feeling that they are part of Serbia.

According to him, it is positive that Kosovo is increasing the number of births in areas with the Serb population.

Families have four or five children, and that encourages us, we need to pay full attention to this He said Sharchevic, forward Blic newspaper.

Asked what the daily life of Serbs in Kosovo is like following Oliver Ivanovic's assassination, the minister noted that fear and uncertainty had increased among Serbs living in Kosovo.

) I talked to the residents of Rahovec, we were at the same time as Haradinaj was visiting, but we haven't met. There was little fear and uncertainty. Yesterday afternoon, a glass broke in school, bad things happened again The minister said.

According to him, it is important that Serbian institutions through the Serbian List begin functioning and seek fulfillment of the administration's obligations in Pristina, writes “Blic.rs”.

We agreed to do the renovation of high school and elementary school in Rahovec Sharchevic said.

He noted that many Serbian citizens have expressed themselves ready to grant donations.

The new laws of the system, says Sharchev, can also be used in Kosovo, as well as to train teachers and everything else in the rest of Serbia.

According to him, tomorrow there will be a dinner of donors who are willing to help people in Kosovo, and the idea has been given to citizens who have sought help. / Blic newspaper /