Tax on Serbia: What will happen at the Kosnet meeting, Haradinaj and Wessel

Sources within Kosovo Government for Periscope They have clarified that Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj will meet with US Ambassador Philip S. Cosnets on a regular basis, as do other representatives of the QUINS.

Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj meets with the American ambassador on regular grounds. So it's weekly meetings. They also meet often with ambassadors of other QUINT] countries. We don't know why they made this meeting so big tomorrow when it's just a routine issue. As well as we are not officials, it says in response within the Government.

The same explanation lies with the Kosovo Assembly. Officials within this institution have told Periscope that the prime minister holds the same meetings every week with foreign ambassadors, but also with heads of state.

According to them, they will discuss topics about the areas of responsibility they bear, without even excluding the 100 percent tax decision, which is very current.

Every week, President Kadri Wessel has a regular meeting with the American ambassador and other ambassadors of the QUINT countries. The topics of discussion are also mainly of the areas of responsibility they have. It's certain that they'll even talk about the 100 percent tax, as it's the actual topic, but we can't say that the meeting was specifically called on this topic”.

Periscop has also tried to get an answer from the US Embassy in Kosovo, yet they have been peaceful today because of an American holiday.

Prime Minister Haradinaj has said this morning that he welcomes the meeting, to be held between him tomorrow, the chairman of the Parliament and ambassador of America to Kosovo, though he has not provided details for the discussion.

“I welcome the meeting, something good, is Wessel's proposal welcomes this” meeting, he said.

Asked whether he would first remove the tax, or tear down the government, Haradinaj said the “ka would melt the snow once”.

We remember the United States of America last week asking the Government of Kosovo urgently to reverse the decision of the move against Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Haradinaj estimated that Serbia, as the biggest importer, deserves the tax in response to the tough campaign against Kosovo's citizenship.

Persistent pressure on Kosovo on this issue is also laying out the European Union. They argue that this could negatively affect the development of dialogue between the two countries.

Days ago, Bosnia and Herzegovina They have called on the Government of Kosovo to dialogue on tax removal.  The team appointed by the Minister of Trade and Industry responded positively, but have said it will make clear to Bosnia that the decision remains in force.

However, taxes on these two states, even after two months, are being held firm by the Government of Kosovo./Periscopi/