Nitaj talks about the Berlin meeting, gives the details he says he knows

AAKA Deputy Chairman Muharrem Nitaj for Periscope tells everything I know about this secret meeting, but it doesn't elaborate.

I know there was an appointment. I know they were both Ambassador Avni Arifi and Prime Minister Staff Chief Mr. Selimi. I know the meeting has lasted very little, and I know that the Kosovar side has presented its positions regarding the process of dialogue and that the Serbian delegation has probably been very unhappy and therefore the meeting has lasted very little, I don't know exactly, but very briefly. For details, it's good to get someone from the Prime Minister's Office who said Periscope.

Asked about Kosovo's representation by an ambassador who has exceeded the competencies to deal with dialogue, Nitaj says the meeting has been a technical level.

More details I don't know. Why would an ambassador go to this meeting? Ask Government for this job. This was a government delegation, so they explain it. Maybe because it was a technical meeting, I don't know the details, but as far as I know, I explained to you, Nitaj adds.

Periscop has also contacted the Prime Minister's Office, but so far they have not returned an answer. Last night Foreign Ministry also contactedWhich has the powers of ambassadors in foreign countries. Even this institution said there is no knowledge of the meeting, much less of Arifi's representation in Berlin.

And, Shpend Ahmeti from the Negotiator Team He exclaimed, "They were not even informed."

PThe art of coalition, PDK and AKRContacted by Periscope, they said the same thing. Neither did they.

International and local sources have confirmed the news.net that a secret meeting occurred Wednesday19,06.2019, Berlin.

According to them, the invitation of the closest people to German Chancellor Angela Merkel was held last night in a secret meeting between Kosovo and Serbia. This meeting is held in the offices of German Chancellorship, and representatives of Kosovo, Serbia, the EU, Germany and France have taken part, but not even representatives from the US.

The Serbian side has been led by Marko Djuric, director of the so-called Office for Kosovo in Serbia's government.

The same international and local sources have confirmed that Prime Minister Haradinaj has already accepted Germany's proposal that Kosovo accept the establishment of association with executive competencies as the key compromise to reaching the final agreement with Serbia.

According to this scenario, Serbia will not need to recognise Kosovo's de jure independence, nor establish diplomatic relations with Kosovo. Serbia will only accept the fact that Kosovo has its own territory.

So Berlin's secret meeting has been aimed at launching the implementation of Germany's scenario to impose a final agreement between Kosovo and Serbia the German-German model, which does not ensure formal recognition of Kosovo from Serbia despite the painful compromise of Kosovo.

For this meeting, the leader of the Negotiator Team, Shpend Ahmeti, has been declared, saying they have no knowledge of anything like this./ P ERISCOPI/