2 hours agoMPs warn: No deal with Serbia without recognition
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The table, organised by the Democratic Institute of Kosovo on the subject, warns the new phase of dialogue in Kosovo, which was held today in Mitrovica, gathered representatives of state institutions, political parties, civil society, and citizens among them. MPs declared that without recognition of our country, there will be no final agreement with Serbia. [...]
The table, organised by the Democratic Institute of Kosovo on the subject, warns the new phase of dialogue in Kosovo, which was held today in Mitrovica, gathered representatives of state institutions, political parties, civil society, and citizens among them.
MPs declared that without recognition of our country, there will be no final agreement with Serbia.
MP from the Vetevendosje Movement ranks Glauk Konjufca said that in dialogue with Serbia, Kosovo has lost since the beginning.
He reiterated that the most negative result from negotiations with Serbia is the formation of the association of Serb majority municipalities, which he called a dangerous project for Kosovo.
Dukagjin Gorani of the Social Democrat Party, speaking of warning of the new phase of dialogue, said that for the Kosovo side, the final phase implies recognition of Kosovo from Serbia.
For the head of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo parliamentary Group, MP Ahmet Isufi, the basis on which to proceed with dialogue is the resolution approved days ago in the Kosovo Assembly.
Bilall Sheriff from the Social Democrat Initiative, commenting on the claims of Federica Moghrini, said the EU representative has considered that Serbia's blueprint for partitioning Kosovo has already taken course.
According to him, Kosovo will for the first time come up with an offer, in dialogue with Serbia. And this said it is being enabled thanks to the resolution adopted days ago in the Kosovo Assembly, where names for Kosovo's representation were voted in the dialogue with Serbia.
Albert Kinoll, chief of the 6 plus Parliamentary Group, said there must be unity, and the process of dialogue is not dependent on one person.
And citizens requested more information concerning the composition and functioning of the negotiating team, specifically in relation to the role of the president of Kosovo.
Kosovo Assembly MPs recently stated that the platform on the dialogue would take place in consultation with local and international experts, as well as with the citizens of the country.
