The EU makes clear to Kosovo: You have another four months for Association.

President Hashim Thaci's political adviser, Blerim Shala, said days earlier that the Association of Serb Major Communities would not take place until the final agreement is signed between Kosovo and Serbia.

The “won't become the Association without making the agreement binding, that's what I'm saying completely openly, Shala said in Pressing of T7.

Although the Kosovo government has declined to show whether they are on the same line as the presidency.

However, clear as to what should happen with the Association of Serbian municipalities, the European Union has shown itself as among 137 teachers of the Kosovo dialogue Serbia.

Maja Kocijancic, the EU spokeswoman, has told Express that they expect the Association Agreement to be fully implemented without any further delay.

The agreement, as it puts it, envisions the statute being drafted within four months of the start of the drafting process.

Kosovo's “prime minister has given a mandate to manage the team to begin drafting on April 4th”, Kocijancic has declared.

This EU official quoted Federica Moghrin, the high representative for foreign policy, who on April 19th referred to the need for full implementation of all agreements reached five years after the arrival of the Brussels Agreement.

She had said she sees this as the most reliable basis for doing further work in the new phase of dialogue.

“Many jobs are still needed, including the establishment of the Association / Community of Serb Major Communities and also implementation of the” Energy Agreement, Moghrin has been expressed.

But against forming association this time, Deputy Prime Minister Enver Hoxhaj has also indicated.

According to him, the creation of the Serb majority municipalities' association should be done parallel to Kosovo's membership in the United Nations Organisation. Official The PDK) said Kosovo should not rush to form this mechanism and it should become functional only when the country has taken its seat as full-fledged members of the UN.

“Since the Association aims to advance the position of Serbs in Kosovo, I am of the opinion that its establishment, de fact, should occur in parallel with Kosovo's membership in the UN, when Kosovo receives a full international judicial status and recognition”, Hoxhaj said.

Hoxhaj added that it is not important that the issue of association will be brought into a package of a final dialogue agreement with Serbia, but that, according to him, should work as a parallel process.