MPJ gives Djuric permission to come to Kosovo tomorrow: He Was Disciplined

Serbian media have reported that the director of the Office for Kosovo in Serbia's Government, Marko Djuric, will visit Kosovo on the eve of the Orthodox Christmas holiday, and that confirms the MPJ.

Jetler Zyberaj. The chief of the minister's staff in office, Behgjet Pacolli, has said Djuric has applied to Kosovo institutions, so he has also been approved.

“has been regular and highly disciplined in prescribing request and has been approved”.

Zuberaj says Kosovo is respecting international agreements, while the same is not acting Serbia, whose authorities have arrested a Kosovar and is currently being held in custody.

“also, this is a clear indication that Kosovo respects all international obligations it has received for the free movement of people. On the other hand, Serbia continues with criminal mentality to deal with Kosovo by prohibiting our citizens without reason. The EU should not tolerate such a thing because the situation may even be outrun”, Zyberaj said.

MPJ urges Serbia to free Nezir Mehmetijaj and stop criminal behaviour towards Kosovo citizens.

: Serbia must immediately release our citizen. Mehmetaj and prevent persecution and criminal behaviour towards citizens of the Republic of Kosovo”, Pacolli's adviser has said.

Djuric was arrested in northern Mitrovica in March 2018 and sent to the main police station in Pristina after entering Kosovo authorities without permission, as Brussels' agreement requires. /Express/