6 hours agoLajcak's Slovakia, Serbia, Bosnia voted against KOSST and ENTSO-E Agreement
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)In addition to Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo did not vote either Slovakia and Lajcak, Spain and Borell and Bulgaria and Apostolova to be included in the European Network of Energy Transmission System Operators (ENTSO-E). The unconditional removal of the tax on Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Prime Minister Albin Kurti, is not returning with [...]
The unconditional removal of the tax on Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, Prime Minister Albin Kurti, is not returning with the ban on the campaign against Kosovo from these two countries, as no favour comes from supporting the EU Special Envoy in Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue Miroslav Lajcak, whose state, Slovakia, does not recognise Kosovo and continues to work against its interests. All three states, have announced Periscop sources, have voted against the COST and NTSO-E agreement, which was approved Monday by the Regional Group of Continental Europe.
Voting the COSTT inclusion agreement on the European Network of Energy Transmission Operators (ENTSO-E) will enable Kosovo's full integration into the regional and European electricity market. With this agreement, which has been working for years, Kosovo has gained independence in the field of energy, and it has been named by Kosovo leaders as a major achievement and good news.
According to official data, 22 members of this organisation have voted “for” agreement, 3 “against” and 4 have abstained. The three “votes against”, as taught, are from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and the state where the EU Special Envoy for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue comes from, Miroslav Lajcak. The four abstentions, meanwhile, are from Spain, the state from which comes EU Foreign Policy Chief Joseph Borell, Bulgaria, the state from which comes the chief of the EU Office in Kosovo, Nataliya Apostolova, as well as Greece and Hungary.
Votes against Kosovo follow the Kurti Government's decision on unconditional tax removal 100 %, after two days, when Aleksandar Vucic sent 1,000 tests for Kosovo for coronavrus, thus becoming international news of Serbia's humanity and solidarity, as well as a major debate over the role of the US and EU in Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue. Prime Minister Albin Kurti has openly opposed American President Donald Trump's administration for their approach regarding the final agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, citing “thics on map” at the White House, while he has appreciated the EU's role in the process, which is led by Joseph Borell and Miroslav Lajcak, whose two countries -- Spain and Slovakia -- do not recognise Kosovo's independence. /Periscope.
