7 minutes agoKrasniqi Serbian List: Stop lynching, engage for dialogue
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Life Krasniqi from the Kosovo Democratic Institute has reacted to the Serbian List about their claims that Serbian politician Cedomir Jovanovic has been paid to participate in the debate organised by this institute days ago. Cedomir Jovanovic's return to the KDI debate is fully based on his will. KDI is [...]
Cedomir Jovanovic's return to the KDI debate is fully based on his will. KDI is open to extending political views on dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, from the Serbian List to liberal approaches such as Cedomir Jovanovic”, Krasniqi has said, Kosovo conveys.
No leader should be lynched by political parties for spreading attitudes promoting regional peace and stability and, above all, reflecting the European values of good neighbourly and civic well-being. disfellowshipped policies that promote division and division on ethnic grounds are last century politics, which have no place in the European future of the entire region. The political leaders of both states should understand this as soon as possible, Krasniqi said KDI dialogue programme manager.
According to her, political parties from all communities should have the courage to face citizens in formal and informal discussions, to hear their demands by responding directly to them and not to the interests of certain individuals.
“Under its work, KDI over two years has been working closely with Kosovo's decision to increase transparency and the process of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, to promote an internal dialogue among communities by highlighting citizens' demands about Kosovo-Serbia dialogue and problems in implementing agreements reached within this process”.
“KDI has been in all regions of Kosovo and has talked with citizens of all communities where the need for internal political and social dialogue is clearly articulating. Which I will continue to do in the next 2 years to build the internal state consensus about Kosovo-Serbia dialogue and Kosovo's clear European perspective”.
Krasniqi claims that dialogue is the only way the two countries can move forward and how politics and political parties can offer guarantees to citizens of all communities living in the entire territory of the state of Kosovo, the opportunity for better life.
The approaches that promote co-existence among communities in respect of pre-laws and the constitution of Kosovo can advance the future of both states, and the future of the entire region above all the well-being of citizens”
