Isufi: There can be exchange of territories when Serbia still keeps Kosovo in its constitution

Although by AAK leader Ramush Haradinaj, the topic of exchange of territories continues to be called a dangerous idea that reduces Kosovo's aspirations for NATO and European Union membership, MPs from this party have said Serbia should recognise the state of Kosovo and then discuss topics between the two states.

The parliamentary group's chief and Alliance for the Future of Kosovo deputy Ahmet Isufi has left open the possibility for talks with Serbia on exchange of territories and other topics, but only after recognising the state of Kosovo from Serbia.

“Kosovo should be vitalised as a state in all institutions should be integrated into international mechanisms and this then creates the possibility for other topics, and especially when we consider dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, once it should be mutual recognition between the two states, then there are many topics that can be discussed. Territorial exchange cannot have this moment when Serbia still holds Kosovo in its constitution, still hampers Kosovo in integration, even despite the agreement that has been reached not to prevent bilateral states from stumbling each other. Serbia continues to lobby for the return of recognition states have made for non-membership in international mechanisms and for manipulation of the Serb minority that exists in Kosovo. This approach of Serbia shows that you cannot enter a successful dialogue as we are dealing with an enemy who has not yet cleared up and yet offered an internal democracy and did not have a good report with Kosovo”, he told Online Economy.

Meanwhile, rumours of government collapse and coalition collapse have called Kosovo not serious and unnecessary, since according to him, Kosovo has more important themes in front of itself.

The “Coalation is operating against some efforts made on the part of the Serbian List that are made by Belgrade and occasionally make reactions, but consider it not the time of elections due to Kosovo's important processes. No matter the position-oppositals, we have to work in this direction to win Kosovo in these processes, and when Kosovo wins normally it is good for all. Therefore, on such topics it is not good to seek elections when we consider the position of opposition parties who are not even willing to go to the elections but have daily vocabulary for their electorate and we understand”, Isufi said.

Isufi has expressed optimism about Kosovo's membership in INTERPOL, while the scepticism of states against visa liberalisation has called it unfair.

The army is in our hands and we do it because it's in the amendment phase of the three KSF laws, on the commissions and it's about to be done. I NTERPOL believes it will be a positive decision, because most states are just claiming they are in support and visa liberalisation as you have seen is a process that Kosovo is due, it has met them earlier, it is an injustice that has caused Kosovo citizens and you have seen the reactions of the Eurodeputs in recent times, it was also the reaction of Hungary's foreign minister, who stressed that it is not good for Europe to do so with Kosovo, because it is the only isolated country, and this picture that is also lowering Kosovo's level of democracy, and what is called the country of Europe's<1x>, he said.