Haradinaj's plan for demarcation, expected to present Montenegrin prime minister

That is how sources of the newspaper “Voice” reveal, under which, during Markovic's visit to Kosovo next week, on February 6th, this will be presented as the version of a plan, under which this agreement will be able to renegotiate.

Kosovo's “Pala is optimistic that this plan will also be supported by the Montenegrin side, which envisions the possibility of renegotiating the Border Agreement in order to meet the EU criteria for visa liberalisation, as well as with concrete evidence of the border being placed there claiming the Kosovo side”, this source has stated.

In this way, as the paper teaches, all points that are controversial on the part of Kosovo would later be discussed again.
However, officials from the Government of Kosovo have not provided details on the issue, even though they have claimed they are in favour of finding a solution.

While AAK deputies have indicated that they will not vote on the current version of demarcation, those of “Nisma” remain optimistic that a solution between the two governments will be found.

Meanwhile, the Parliament's Headship has announced that this agreement will not enter the agenda until Montenegro's prime minister's visit to Kosovo ends