In 2019, 10 new cases of missing ones are identified

The chairman of the Co-ordination Council of Familys of Missing Persons, Ahmet Grejqevci, said they will continue to work even more at whiteling the fate of the found, as that number is small.

Gracekevci accuses politicians of saying that the found ones are being remembered only on dates and commemorations.

With our government, we've only been seen in memories and dates for a comfort that's not enough. The list we're looking for is alive, and our reception is at the edge of the hole. We're still the street the missing people are looking for. We'll ask as long as we're alive those who committed crimes. Many family members are living in the anxiety of waiting. The Co-ordination Council was founded in 2000 and there were 7 organisations and then joined 17 that has a total of 24. This council has been the first established to emerge from the former Yugoslavia to experience war”, he said.

Gracekevci announced that 10 new cases -- 3 Albanians, 5 Montenegrins and 2 Serbs -- have been identified during 2019.

Among other things, he announces that 31 mortar remains have been identified. That's why I ask the country's institutions and the internationals to support them to whiteen the fate of the undiscovered.

Co-ordination Council in co-operation with local, regional and international organisations. The activities held during 2019. 22 regular meetings and 7 meetings with local and international organisations have been held 3 meetings with the Red Cross. The regional council 3 meetings, which together total 29 meetings. 2019 concludes with 10 new identification cases. Three Albanian cases, five Montenegrin cases and two Serbian cases. 31 have been identified with mortar remains that have been handed over to family members, which number is small as 1647 are requested. We trust in the hope that our commitment and institutions will not be absent in the next year”

The chairman of the Government Commission for Undiscovered Persons, Prenk Lokaj, has accepted gratitude from the Co-ordination Council of the Missing Family Association.

The gene says that the greatest gratitude is the issue of the found. He asked the International Community to help on this journey, until he says it should not be politicised.

“Greater gratitude is to whiteen the fate of the found. 1600 people still uncounted we haven't managed to complete the obligation. We have a very serious case with the enemy 900 mortar remains. The International Community has responsibilities and the international factor should help us despite other political problems and relations. The issue of missing persons not being politicised but politics will help them whitewash their fate”, the Karaj said.