Kolqi after stopping from Serbia: It looked like a war, searched our luggage, and stopped our work

He has said the ban of Kosovo artists from police forces on the border with Serbia has again shown that dialogue between the two states is emerging to be in vain.

It's the first time we've been mistreated at the border. There have been protests, reactions, interruptions, but we have never been persecuted at the border. Police said they have orders from Belgrade. It looked like a war. They searched all the bags. Unfortunately some work was banned because it wrote U. CK or had eagle or something. It took two hours. He was tense. It was a small battle. Everything that happened was absurd. But that's the reality. The reality is understood only in these events and such organisation”, he said of “Express Interview” on KTV.

Koliqi has announced that Albanian artists have already been accommodated and are awaiting the opening of the festival, which will take place tonight.

He has said they have not expected such a stop from Serbian authorities.

I don't know where we're living if you just mind a message from an artistic photo. That can't even happen. They can't tell us what art products we'll present. We're talking about artistic presentations. We've had indications that there will be reactions, even from radical deputies who have threatened to block our events, but I thought it was the usual” show, he stated.

As for dialogue between two states, Koliqi has said that today's event should be distressing to everyone, especially the sponsors of this dialogue.

Kosovo's <x0-class political class has reacted and done well. But this is a clear message for all sponsors of dialogue that all letters that have been signed and big achievements such a festival, containing strong political messages, rejects all of this. That's very disturbing. It should be very worried about the sponsors of the dialogue. For me, it's worried that we're talking about dialogue for a long time, political and financial investment, and that happens again, it's very distressing”, Koliqi said.