Lajcak is expected to remain under Green's shadow for Kosovo-Kosovo dialogue. Serbia

Although Lajcak's appointment of the EU for dialogue has not yet become official, researcher at the Kosovo Democratic Institute (KDI), Life Krasniqi says that through it, the EU must have a unique approach to Kosovo.

According to her, the EU's greatest guarantee and commitment to our state is needed, not only to facilitate dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia. But close the eventual agreement and through it open Kosovo's way towards EU membership.

It is true, sir Lajcak has co-operated with Kosovo, and thanks to him, we have managed to have relations with Slovakia as a non-concilative state. But it remains the concern that Mr. Lajcak comes as the representative of a state that does not recognise Kosovo, as is Mr. Borell's that does not recognise Kosovo ... What we need from Mr. Lajcak, or whoever is the special nominated for Kosovo is to have an EU engagement and support. In fact, EU states have a unique approach to Kosovo. Seeing that the agreement can eventually be reached between Kosovo and Serbia as an agreement opening the way for us as Kosovo for EU membership. Unconventioning the five non-concilative states and offering Koso European perspectives. That's what we need from the special envoy. Not just a relief offer, or a good office. But greater guarantees from the EU, a greater commitment from the EU and EU commitment to Kosovo”, she says.

While connoisseur of political circumstances Faton Abdullahu indicated that despite having doubts about diplomat Lajcak, they would be related if there is complete unity in Kosovo's attitudes. While stressing the need for unity both Washington and Brussels for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

Even if there are doubts and hesitations that it's not the man who's shot, they're relating whether we're unique in our attitudes. If we are unique in what we want and are willing to refuse. Then, «anyone who is EU representative will be the one who will take into account Kosovo's position... the good of it would be for Lajcak as EU and Green representative to be unique in their approach and demands. In their projects dealing with the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue process. If these are not unique, it will be problematic. Because we have so far realised that a dispute and no co-ordination between Washington and Brussels avenges us”, he says.

But along with that, Abdullahu says that in a form the European Union's special representative to lead Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak is expected to remain under the shadow of President Trump's envoy for the process, Richard Green.

The “is out of the question that Green oli will be gross in the dialogue process with Serbia. The more it can be said that we have a unique voice from Washington. A pragmatic and direct approach. Which cannot be said that this is the same from Brussels”, he says.

Since the 100 per cent tax is imposed on Serbian goods, Kosovo-Serbia dialogue has been halted. In spite of that, in the past two months, with the initiative of the US envoy, Richard Green has reached three agreements. It's about opening the airline between two countries, highways and railways.