Analyst Tahiri reveals goal of Greenell visit to Kosovo

Several weeks after the signing of the agreement in Washington between Kosovo and Serbia on Monday afternoon, the US delegation, led by Ambassador Richard Green, will come to Kosovo. This delegation's visit, according to politician Ramush Tahiri, is aimed at finalising the agreements reached on 4 September.

Tahiri has said that at today's meeting you were expected to sign the agreement on Nis-Pristina Street and the feasibility study for Wyman. “The US representative for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Ambassador Green, comes to Kosovo to concreteise this agreement, which in most of it is economic”.

“Today in Kosovo to be agreement on Durres road -Nish, or Nis-Pristina and start its feasibility”. “I can assume that the deal will also be made for Wyman to give the US agency the right to make me the feasibility for using Uyman, as the last one is out of time and because of the circumstances that have been created it has no longer been possible to become a different feasibility”, he said. Tahiri has said that Weiman in his majority is on Kosovo's territory, but there is also in Serbia's territory. Speaking of American companies' investments in Kosovo, he has said this is a good thing, as there has so far been no direct investor from America. Tahiri has said that today's agreements will be historic. It is good to enter the American capacity in Kosovo, which has long not entered this way directly from American firms. The agreement provides jobs, states the region, because Kosovo, Serbia and Macedonia are key. The agreements that Green made today are historic”, Tahiri said. According to him, the possibility of America abolishing visa liberalisation for Kosovars would also be good news. “Mechanisation for visa liberalisation for Kosovars would be a very good gesture, by the US but also a symbolic one for Kosovo”, Tahiri has declared.

Prime Minister Hoti will host the special representative of the White House for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Richard Green, along with an American Government delegation led by the chief executive of the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) Adam Boehler, will stay for visit to Kosovo today, where they are expected to hold meetings with the heads of institutions.