MSA priority, visa liberalisation

Commission for European Integration Chairman Armend Zemaj said the commission's priority would be the European agenda, including the SAA and visa liberalisation.

Among other things, he indicated there would be legislative fulfillments, including the intensifying of ministers and co-operation with other commissions.

The “based on labour regulations is one of the four relevant parliamentary commissions of the Parliament. As tasks and responsibilities are co-ordinated with the EU and participating states. Have a more serious approach to executive and fulfilling the European agenda and the SAA”.

Tuesday will be the day of the commission meeting. We will intensify the report of ministers. Co-operation with other commissions will be completed as the joint will of fulfilling the legislative agenda”, Zemaj has said.

The commission's member from the PDK, Blerta Deliu, asks that, along with the commission's prior commitments, be visa liberalisation, as she said, it is one of the main things citizens are expecting.

We'll have a mutual commitment. Save a balance of unity. Let's deal with the SAA agenda that Kosovo needs to increase the” percentage.

“The challenges and objectives of the European reform agenda. Meetings with ministers should be intensified. It is necessary to extend the goal for visa liberalisation. Along with our commitments, we have a priority to see the position of the states”, Deliu said.

Vetevendosje Movement MP Gazmend Djusica said he is willing to push ahead with European processes.

“As the representative expresses full will and readiness to come up with our parties to forward European processes implementation”, he said.

The 6+ MP, Albert Kinoll, said it is important to strip off party clothing, reports EO.

Evgeni Thaci-Dragsha from the PDK stressed that they must be unique in this area because they are obliged to reach the country's goals.

Arresha Kryeziu from LVV, I demand that the goal be the same as all members regardless of political affiliation.