10 minutes agoLutfi Haziri for the Brussels Hot meeting: Disaster
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)One of the leading people in the LDK, Lutfi Haziri, has commented in a negative word on Avdullah Hoti's meeting in Brussels. It has called Kosovo's prime minister's participation in the EU-brokered dialogue with Serbia disaster. “Castrophy” said Haziri, about Express, when asked if there is any comment about [...] meeting.
“Castrophal” said Haziri, about Express, when asked whether there is any comment about the Brussels Hot meeting expected to continue in the coming weeks.
The LDK deputy chairman has had bad marks on Hoti before. He said that the government that was being built by the LDK. AAKA, Republika Srpska's NISMAs don't trust them.
There's a government that I don't trust”, Haziri said.
Meanwhile, the mayor of Gjilan has also rejected government decisions on austerity measures, which had earlier been declared unconstitutional.
However, the Executive Chief went to Brussels last week, where he resumed talks with Serbia. He said that the missing persons' topics and economic co-operation are being opened there.
He did not comment on the charges that came to him that he was wrong about going to Brussels. He said he went to the European seat to represent the State as he is defined by the Constitution.
Avdullah Hoti came to the prime minister's position after the “Coalation of Hope” built between the LDK and VVBARA. Hoti in that coalition was the deputy prime minister who was fired from Kurti just received information that the same could take place.
Currently, the government has only 61 votes in Parliament. One had assured President Hashim Thaci by going home in the middle of the night, NISMA's deputy, Haxhi Shala. The President's Office has now come out against Hoti, rejecting actions he is taking in relation to dialogue with Serbia. The PDK is acting, which accused Hoti of cheating in Kosovo when he said there would be more than a billion euros in recovery funds while being deceived in Brussels by Serbia.
Kosovo and Serbia dialogue from wartime when Kosovars signed the Ramboija Agreement and the Serb side did not. The second round of talks has been held in Vienna, where independence was proposed by Martti Ahtisaari, who had been the main mediator of the talks.
Kosovo and Serbia hold talks in Brussels since 2011. Several agreements have been signed there, most of which have never been implemented.
Now, dialogue has again started in Brussels following the failure of the initial talks between Kosovo and Serbia at the White House.
Avdullah Hoti has warned that within this month there will be another round of talks in Washington.
