About 600 Kosovars seeking to return from Croatia, state-of-the-art offers solutions

He lives there, but shows that his family is in Kosovo, so he has applied to the Embassy, just as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has directed to enable the return, but says they are not being offered solutions.

Gemma is willing to comply with the rules required by the government and enter quarantine for 14 days, only to return to his family, KTV reports.

But, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspore has indicated there are about 600 Kosovo citizens who have been notified at the embassy with the request to return to Kosovo.

But, according to this grant, after contacts with the Croatian government has been achieved the satisfaction of Kosovo citizens continuing to stay in Croatia.

MPJD has not given any deadlines as to when they might return, because they say the Croatian government currently does not allow the collection of people and does not allow circulation either within the state.

One answer is said that the embassy in Zagreb has called on bakers working there to give free bread to Kosovo citizens, as the danger exists to change into social cases.

The Kosovo Republic's “Embassy in Zagreb has called on Albanian businesses in Croatia -- in particular, bakers -- to help Kosovo citizens -- to give them free bread, as the result of the situation created in Croatia and around the world, some citizens, including our citizens, can turn into social cases. Despite the difficulties, the Embassy of the Republic of Kosovo in Zagreb and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diasporas are working for organised return of emergency cases from the Croatian state, but it must be taken into account that this organisation does not depend solely on the Kosovo side. The Croatian government currently does not allow group collection and does not allow circulation from municipality to municipality. Then, in this case, it also depends on the state through which our citizens would pass the Transit, Montenegro. And, anyway, this does not mean that the effort to return will be halted, also by Croatia”.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora has also announced that through contacts with the governments of host countries, understanding agreements have been reached to prolong their stay to avoid forced departure.

Nevertheless, it adds that after Kosovo citizens have learned that after entering Kosovo they will be introduced into quarantine, the interest in returning has dropped.