Wessel: Weiman and Trepca are not in the market, poor government has turned the dialogue back

We can move forward only through a sound private economy. That includes the giants we have industrialized. Neither Trepca nor Weiman are for shopping. For economic development, for perspective, for the well-being of citizens yes, but not for deals with Serbia and anyone else.” has said Chairman Veselin.

Furthermore, he has added that the current government's biggest mistake is that in Washington it has deviated from the issue of agreement. From the final agreement, where Serbia and Kosovo would eventually agree, are beginning to talk about issues which, even to me, are incomprehensible, as if the Lake of Uyman. Weeman Lake is owned by the state of Kosovo. “, Vessel said.

In co-operation with citizens, Wessel has said there should be a finalisation of the dialogue process with a mutual recognition between the two countries. But, according to him, if there are issues like Wiman and Trepca on the table, then there is nothing to talk about.

But if governments in Kosovo start talking about Weyman once, then about Trepca, and then talk about specific segments of the economy then you lose the meaning of conversation or dialogue. There is no territory, no Weyman, no Trepca, which Kosovo should even talk to someone about. Kosovo must have leadership to overcome difficult situations which sometimes the weak leader can create for himself in Kosovo. At the White House in America, the idea has been to go for a final agreement that determines the future of the Western Balkans, not to limit itself to a document discussing the Umen.”, Veselin said.

In the end, Kadri Veselini has said that for 12 years as long as the PDK has been in power, he has never allowed Kosovo resources to be discussed. “12 years have been in power and we have not accepted any charities and no agreements that would harm Kosovo. We don't even know where we are, in position or opposition.”, it's over.