14 minutes agoEU expects powerful evidence to fight organised crime, corruption
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)European Union officials have declared that Kosovo institutions are expecting powerful evidence in fighting organised crime and corruption. Next month, the European Commission is expected to come up with a report on the issue of visa liberalisation with Kosovo, the newspaper “Zeri” writes today. The European Union is expecting local institutions to testify [...]
European Union officials have declared that Kosovo institutions are expecting powerful evidence in fighting organised crime and corruption.
The European Union is expecting powerful evidence from local institutions in fighting organised crime and corruption so that the last remaining visa liberalisation criteria with Kosovo can also be met.
Senior EU officials have stated that once the European Commission estimates that the last criterion for visa liberalisation has been met by the Kosovo side, then the EC proposal must be approved by the European Parliament and ultimately by the Council of Ministers.
“We hope that this process will soon be completed”, EU officials have declared, adding that while the EC assessment is under way, then any progress Kosovo will report will help EU institutions come up with positive decision on visa liberalisation.
