“The freeze” of the dialogue, required by the EU to raise the media level

Although virtually the two leaders discussed after about two months their last meeting in Brussels.

But differences in establishing the Association of Serbian municipalities have questioned the further continuation of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

The opposing position of the parties on the subject is leading to a demand to raise the level of mediators in the dialogue.

Government First Deputy Prime Minister Hoti Besnik Tahiri tells Kosovo that at any level of mediation dialogue there is no alternative, but on the basis of the principles and final agreement for mutual recognition.

The “Dialog for the Government of Kosovo has no alternative. We have built the correct principles on how to proceed towards the final agreement with mutual recognition. We have made these positions both by government, but opposition political subjects are also on a line. There is no subthema, there is only one and that is the final agreement and mutual recognition”, he says.

EU leaders' greater attention at this stage is also seeking PDK deputy Blerta Deliu-Codra.

The “of course needs to have an eye on those who are supportive and fascinating of dialogue. We're already entering the final phase, we've completed this so-called technical part. What it takes is that Kosovo strongly engage for this final phase to ensure mutual recognition and seating in The UN. So of course, the level should be up”, she says.

Unlike the first two, Vetevendosje Movement deputy Victory Pacolli-Dalip initially requires new elections in the country, after the resumption of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

It says it is unrealistic at this time what level of dialogue is mediated, as it considers that no results can be achieved when there is no civic support.

This form of discussion, this restart of dialogue is wrong. This must be interrupted, because new choices must be made in Kosovo and new approach. We can change the level of fasiliators, who's mediating dialogue, whether we need a higher level or lower. This is unrealistic, it is not necessary to discuss because any level that the keys in the dialogue cannot achieve an outcome because it is not the support of citizens of Kosovo”, she says.

Meanwhile, Arbare Loja of the Group for Jury and Political Studies told Kosova Prees that at any level of mediation in Brussels, the Kosovar side must condition further continuation of dialogue with mutual recognition.

“This request is not surprising at all, it is on the tendency to continue Serbia is conditioning continued dialogue for its interests. On the matter that Serbia wants to move them forward and fix them for their benefit. We consider that no step forward or further continuation of the dialogue be done without a minimum guarantee, without a condition of recognition Kosovo from Serbia because such a thing has so far not happened. It was then very positive, and an important direct involvement of Chancellor Merkel and President Makron”, she said.

And in response to Kosovo, Press EU Policy spokesman Foreignly, Peter Stano made it understated that the fasilination of the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue will continue at the level of special emissary Miroslav Lajcak.

“The EU continues to be committed to its role as dialogue mediator. This has been confirmed by foreign ministers The EU during their meeting, which was held Monday 12 October in Luxembourg. High Representative Joseph Borel, after discussing with the ministers, has declared that the EU remains committed for dialogue to lead to a successful conclusion, urging the parties to work in trust and spirit of compromise. At the same time, foreign ministers of member states The EU has also expressed its full support for Mr. Lajcak in this direction” he told Kosovas.

The last official meeting in Brussels between Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vuqic within Kosovo dialogue- Serbia has been September 7th. Meanwhile, a meeting was held at the expert level in late September.