France hosts its visiting agent with highest respect

The president's rare trips at the beginning of his mandate had put him on the sting of criticism. He was able to meet mainly recent diplomats in the hierarchy of important states. Although his activity was diagnosed in recent months, publishing photographs from various meetings, President Thaci again met mainly with low diplomats in the hierarchy, where he often seemed imposed.

As a fresher case, it should be overlooked when Thaci had published a photo from an airport with Swiss President Mark Rutte, whom he had met by chance. The meeting was informal, but even under these conditions, according to Thaci, he had received a promise from Rutte for an official visit to Kosovo in June. This way of promoting informal meetings, Thaci made it seem even more unserious.

To make the impression he's in crisis, until he's trying to take pictures with his local-pa-country counterparts, just to publish on Facebook.

But that is not how it was with President Thaci's recent trip to France, where he held many meetings and was well received. Thaci, at the Elysee Palace, was hosted by France's President Emmanuel Macron and held several other meetings, speaking of former French President Nicolas Sarcozy. Sarcozyn, Thaci awarded the Jubilare Presidential Medal for the contribution made to Kosovo's independence efforts. He also met former French Prime Minister Alain Juppe, who was decorated with “The Order of Freedom”, for a contribution to Kosovo's statehood.

Not only that. France honored Thaci even more. On Facebook, Thaci warned that the Paris International Diplomat Academy today does and promotes the book dedicated to it “State Modern Stateman” of British authors Roger Boyes and Suzy Jagger.

Is France honoring the president of Kosovo or its agent?

When Hashim Thaci and France are mentioned in one country, there is no way in which the statement by former deputy director of France's secret service (DSGE), Pierre Simramiy, who had said Hashim Thaci was an agent of his organisation.

Simay had indicated that Thaci was recruited through an investigative officer for Balkan affairs, Arnaud Danjean. However, Simay had said that Thaci, as an agent of this service (DSGE), was engaged in Kosovo's best during KLA efforts for release from Serbia.

“U n The CK was an organisation that fought against the Serbian regime. At the helm of this regime was Milosevic. The Kosovo war caused great damage and left thousands dead. These images began to be seen by internationals, as well as by France. There secret contacts between the French Secret Service and Hashim Thaci began. So says the guy who worked in DGSE, with an ID number of 3635. His name is Pierre Simari... If Hashim Thaci became a secret agent, Simay says, "Yes, he has become an agent”," reported Pacal Henry in a documentary in “Canal +”.

President Thaci himself has never spoken about these international media reports, yet his proximity to French officials only testifies to the statements of an important French secret service official. Also noteworthy, Thaci is also charged by local policy exhibits as a French service agent.

Meanwhile, Thaci's negative image among world politicians is believed to have been created because of Dick Marty's report, which links Thaci directly to organ trafficking during the war period in Kosovo. This same report is expected to be handled by the Special Court, which is in final steps towards the establishment of war crimes charges. /Periscopi/