Spanish Prime Minister: I don't go to Sofia, I don't want to sit at a table with Hashim Thaci

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has spoken once again about the Sofia summit, which will be held 17 May with all Western Balkan countries.

Rajoi has said that Spasnja cannot sit at a table where Kosovo is treated as a state, broadcast Serbian media a declaration given to the Spanish daily El Conficial.

Rahoy has said it is now clear that he will not sit on a table where Kosovo's president, Hashim Thaci, broadcast Periscopi.

The Spanish prime minister, although lobbied, has failed to push other European partners to boycott Bulgaria's summit.

According to El Confidencial, Rajoi will go to Bulgaria but will meet local communities there, as well as be present at a dinner with European leaders who will be held before the summit and then return to his country.

Other EU countries are reportedly waiting for the Spanish prime minister to change his mind, but according to the Spanish newspaper, this will not be possible.

The prime minister is not expected to change his mind at the last minute, writes the paper, broadcast Periscopi.

In addition, the Spanish newspaper writes about the importance of this summit and the importance of Spain's participation in this summit.

Kosovo is part of six Western Balkan countries, and many European Union countries consider its presence in the summit very important.

Meanwhile, the newspaper also writes of the EU countries' access to this decision of Spain, but they do understand because of the situation in Catalon.

Many European partners are far from satisfied with the decision, but they seem to have accepted it because they understand the situation in Spain, writes the Spanish newspaper's text. /Periscope.