22 minutes agoArifi: No more dialogue on Serbia's interests as far as it was today
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Prime Minister Haradinaj's chief of staff, Avni Arifi, has warned that Kosovo- Serbia will not be what it was for nine years in a row. Arifi says for nearly a decade the dialogue was only in Serbia's service he has quoted a statement by Aleksandar Vucicic given to a Serbian media, that dialogue has strengthened [...]
He has quoted a statement by Aleksandar Vuci as providing for a Serbian media medium, that dialogue has strengthened the Serbian state, and with talks it has bought time.
A dialogue on what is behind Kosovo should never be again. Dialogue in the past nine years was dialogue in service of Serbia's interests. Serbian President Vucic confirms this in the interview to Serbian magazine Danas on 26/01/2019 quoted him as saying:
““Dialog has reinforced Serbia's position, with talks we've bought time and we've returned to the game” Wuqiq, Danas 27/01/2019”, wrote Arifi.
Otherwise, he has said that the current government and state delegation will no longer be in the function of such dialogue.
Recently at the head of Kosovo's negotiating team for talks with Serbia is Fatmir Limaj and Shpend Ahmeti. The two largest opposition LDK and VV parties are not involved in the dialogue.
The Kosovo side's next meeting in Brussels with Federica Moghrini is expected to be held Tuesday.
