Markovic's visit could unblock Demarketing problem

Although all preparations had been made yesterday for Montenegro's prime minister's official reception, this visit has been cancelled due to the mist. The visit of Montenegrin Prime Minister Dusko Markovic to the Republic of Kosovo, which was scheduled for Tuesday, has been postponed for next week. So announce the government of Mt.

“Arsie for delaying the visit is the fact that Pristina's airport was closed due to the fog during the morning. The visit's term will be harmonised and in time communicated to the media”, said by the Montenegrin government.

Dusko Markovic was scheduled to arrive in Kosovo on Tuesday morning, while the country is still failing to resolve the already internal border demarcation issue with Montenegro.

The Malaysian executive chief was meant to host him at Pristina Airport, Kosovo's first deputy prime minister, Behgjet Pacolli, and with state honours in Pristina, around 8:30, was scheduled to be expected by the country's prime minister, Ramush Haradinaj.

A joint statement with Montenegro's government is all that Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj is seeking to give support to the current version of demarcation, which he was opposed to by any means.

Through this pledge, which AAK officials have mentioned, Kosovo and Montenegro would agree to review the agreement if new facts are found. What is being requested is within the law and official agreement signed on August 26, 2015.

According to Koha Ditore newspaper sources, this option has been scheduled to be put on the table of discussion with Malaysian Prime Minister Dusko Markovic. But on Tuesday he cancelled his visit to the impossible to land at Pristina Airport. The visit will take place next week.

Also last night, Fatmir Limaj on the “Robikon” of KTV, has said he does not see the collapse of the current demarcation agreement with Montenegro as an option

Speaking of his visit to Montenegro days earlier, Limaj has said that the neighbouring state is open for talks on the current agreement, until the collapse of the agreement could take place only if Montenegrins close the doors for talks, Express writes.

The “is a positive and friendly atmosphere, Montenegro is always ready to talk and has always been ready. Since these talks are over, I don't know. I'm talking if we want to figure out that otherwise we're just going to the Assembly, and we're gonna have a deal, say Limaj.

In this situation where we are, there is space and opportunity, without the need for Montenegro to touch the agreement and without losing anything from Kosovo, it can come to the end of this situation. On the way, it can be seen where there are” mistakes, he added.

“People have had only one dilemma, that we are losing territory. The experts we've had dilemmas, give them time and face facts. Without a joint agreement there are no borders for Montenegro and Kosovo”, Limaj said.

His proposal is the confrontation of demarcation reports, which have so far been made by various commissions.