Pacolli points backstages agreement with LDK for Demarketing

We spent more than two hours with the prime minister in his office doing a review of the work we've done so far and the key point was demarcation. We remained, discussed, and the prime minister realized that we must move on. She was in a good mood. We talked about this for a long time. The attendance was present and made itself. We also invited Wessel to define further action, so I realized that the prime minister met the LDK's request. So it seems to me that the big knot was chosen. Now it remains to see this document pass, pass in the Kosovo Assembly and move ahead of”, Pacolli has said, at KTV's <x2).

“has been difficult for Haradinaj to approve such a request, taking into account the entire situation developed by then. But he showed a lot of positiveness, responsibility, and we decided to move ahead of”, he further said.

Pacolli has said that from the start he has seen Wednesday's session as a debate session, and says there will be a lot of debate.

There will be prolonged discussions. I don't think anyone has the right to interrupt the debate. We also have a senior Brussels delegation on Wednesday, and it would be a good coincidence to be adopted, but I'm afraid it won't happen, but the day will pass by, on charges, counteraccus. But that's how democracy, parliament”, Pacolli said, conveys Koha.net.

He has said he sees it reasonable to happen as soon as the ratification of the Agreement takes place.

“80 and more MPs will ratify this agreement. Some people in VV will be responsible and ratify this agreement. Those who have realised that this international agreement must be ratified, currently on the constitution of our country”, Pacolli has said.

He has said further that there are two options -- “or ratify to be a reliable country, or not ratified and be a failed” country.

I've talked some people understand and some people are stubborn and don't want to change their mind even though they know they have to change it. There are also deputies who want to benefit by maintaining stubbornness. I believe that the Srpska List will be cooperative in this regard. There are promises to accelerate the process for liberalisation, and the interest of the EU and Kosovo friends is too great for that to happen. I believe that during this year all procedures will be completed, and by September-thetorial it will be clear that Kosovars will receive visas. It may fall to the end of the year, but even earlier, 18x1>, Pacolli said.