Internationals openly tell Haradinaj, end the demarcation

Montenegro's Prime Minister, Dusko Markovic, has visited Kosovo yesterday in the noon hours, where he then held a joint conference with Kosovo's prime minister.

Except for all the orders, the most important thing was for Demarketing.

Markoviq at the joint conference with Ramush Haradinaj, has said that the demarcation has ended as it was ratified in Montenegro's Parliament, but as a good neighbour, Markovic says he wants to help Kosovo.

After the meeting between Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj and his counterpart from Montenegro, Dusko Markovic, both have held media conferences, where they have indicated the reason for the visit of Malaysian prime minister.

Asked about the Demarket issue, Markovic has said that Montenegro has completed its commitment to this issue, but takes into account the obstacles faced by the demarcation in Kosovo, he has shown they are ready to help Kosovo find a solution.

Montenegro's prime minister, Dusko Markovic, has said that with Kosovo they want good neighbourly and friendship and that there are no problems between the two states. The issue of demarcation, according to Markovic, is not a problem but an open issue.

“We don't have problems, we have some open issues and I believe in the future to find a qualitative response”, Markovic said.

He has said Montenegro is keen to help Kosovo on its path to integration into the European Union.

In this case, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj has voiced optimism that there is a common will between Kosovo and Montenegro to find a solution for Demarketing.

At the joint conference with his Montenegrin colleague Dusko Markovic, Haradinaj said he has been negotiating border demarcation and that there is hope that solutions will be found.

We talked about the demarcation. There is a good will to find an exit from the situation we are in, in view of previous developments I am in hopes that this election will be found”, Haradinaj said briefly.

But, Montenegro's Prime Minister, Dusko Markovic, has complained about infrastructure linking Kosovo and Montenegro. Markoviq at the joint conference with Prime Minister Haradinaj has called for the two countries' co-operation in the field of trade.

But he has indicated he is unhappy with the infrastructure connecting these two countries. He has said that improving the infrastructure would increase the possibility of approaching the cultural values of the two countries, as well as develop the two countries economically.

“The quality of infrastructure connecting Kosovo and Montenegro is disappointing. We want to give a strong incentive for improving infrastructure that will bring us closer and enable our potential, values and cultures for both countries, but at the same time develop our economies. Therefore, infrastructure projects will be at the head of the government's economic agenda when it comes to co-operation with Kosovo “, Prime Minister Markovik said, the Montenegrin Government's announcement was quoted.

That between the two countries has a friendship, it is also presented by the Montenegrin government.

The Montenegrin government has announced, via its official Facebook page, on Markovik's official visit to Pristina.

She has published a photo from the Haradinaj-Markovic meeting in the office of Kosovo executive chief, while the two leaders are seen calling for glasses.

The Montenegrin government has distributed two statements from this meeting to one of its prime minister, and one host, Haradinaj.

“Prime Minister Dusko Markovic in Pristina with Republic of Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj: Kosovo does not have a friend as good and reliable as Montenegro. Prime Minister Haradinaj: With our relationship with Montenegro, we want to give an example to others”, it says in posting the Montenegrin government on the social network.

Markovic is visiting Kosovo, while the country is still failing to resolve the already internal border demarcation issue with Montenegro.

Montenegro's Prime Minister Dusko Markovic will continue his visit to Kosovo today.

Markovic on the second day of his visit to Pristina will meet with the country's president, Hashim Thaci, and Chief Parliamentary Kadri Veseli.

Also Wednesday, Germany's Foreign Affairs Minister Sigmar Gabriel has said in Pristina that Germany is proud of Kosovo's recent achievements, and that it will continue to support Kosovo in the future.

At a joint media conference with Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, government minister Angela Merkel has welcomed, as he has said, Kosovo's will to resolve the demarcation issue with Montenegro.

“German is among the first countries to have recognised Kosovo... and is proud of all the current achievements”, Gabriel said, as he congratulated Haradinaj and the Kosovo people for the 10th anniversary of Independence.

“We know that the challenges are even greater”, the German top diplomat in Pristina has declared.

“German wants to remain a stable partner in the future, not only in the political sphere, but also economic”, it has indicated.

“We hope that Kosovo will achieve an economic and political stability, because citizens have deserved this”, Gabriel said.

The “challenges must be resolved, both law enforcement, implementation of reforms, as well as the issue of independent judiciary”, the German Foreign Minister has underlined.

Gabriel has said Germany will commit to Kosovo's further preparation for, as he has said, unpleasant issues. The “One of them is also the Specialised Chambers, which will handle possible war crimes”, he noted.

I am happy to hear that there is a will to solve even the issue of demarcation with Montenegro. We support this because it is in the best interests of Kosovo citizens, so that this criterion can be met and have visa liberalisation”, Gabriel has said.

The German top diplomat has also talked about his stay in Belgrade today.

“We, today even in Belgrade, have stressed that for us, of course, if Serbia wants to go towards the EU, must meet the criteria of the legal state, and of course accept Kosovo's independence”, Gabriel has said.

This is a prerequisite for their EU path, and you can count on our support”, the German Foreign Minister has declared.