8 hours agoAn interesting detail of tomorrow's Hale visit to Kosovo and what he shows
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)In Pristina on Saturday, March 9th, US Deputy Secretary of State David Hale will stay for a visit. Hale's visit comes within the framework of those visits, which are being made in our country following the situation created with the introduction of the tax to Serbia and the blocking of the Kosovo dialogue Serbia. Faithful sources of [...]
A senior American delegation, led by two important American administration figures, John Earth and Brad Berkeley, stood in Pristina on 27 February.
Their visit is made within the framework of US official visits, as calls to suspend the tax on Serbia, in order to pave the way for dialogue.
Earth and Berkeley have met on the first day of their visit to Kosovo, President Hashim Thaci and Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj. A day later (on 28 February), they have also met Fatmir Limaj and Shpend Ahmeti as co-chairman of the State Delegation for Dialogue with Serbia, writes Periscopi.
Periscope had reported that during these meetings, it was mentioned as a successive U.S. troop removal from Bondsteel Camp.
Thus, during the last days alone, we have had very frequent visits from the United States.
Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj continues to be persistent in failing to bring down the tax until his coalition partner -- once the chiefparliamentary Kadri Veseli -- continues to be somewhat unclear in his position.
Another very important visit from the United States takes place tomorrow (Saturday). US Deputy Secretary of State David Hale will stay in Pristina.
Periscop has learned from reliable sources that David Hale's meeting with the heads of state will not be held in Kosovo institutions, but will be held at the American Embassy building in Pristina.
Tomorrow's “Meeting will take place at the American Embassy in Pristina”, this source for the project has said briefly Periscope.
So far, all visits conducted by American officials have been held to Kosovo institutions, and the last detail about tomorrow's visit shows that the United States already wants to speak the current political situation in Kosovo, right at home in our country.
We remember that Hale today has held a meeting with Serbia's president, Alexander Vuciq, in Belgrade. From there, he has called for tax suspension and continued dialogue.
Serbian state officials have told the media there that Vuciq after this visit has a clearer situation about how he should act further in the face of dialogue with Kosovo.
We also remember that since the 100% tax is imposed on Serbian goods, Kosovo is under constant call from its friendly states to suspend it so that the path of dialogue can be opened. /Periscope.
