The topic of Serbian majority municipalities Association also opens in Brussels

Monday will find Kosovo state representatives in new discussions with those of Serbia.

The country's prime minister, Avdullah Hoti and Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, will also be present at the expert meeting and where the country's prime minister, Avdullah Hoti, and Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, will open the topic of association of majority Serb municipalities in Kosovo.

Express sources have said that all preparation documents for Association have been received and will be discussed Monday in Brussels.

In addition to the association, the question of the dead will be discussed in Brussels, as well as economic issues.

Part of the delegation are Albania Dravisoli, Muhamet Mustafa, Ibrahim Makolli and Gazmend Qorray, who have gone to Brussels on Friday to prepare Monday's meeting between Hoti and Vucicici.

This compound is launched towards Washington on Friday, meanwhile on Saturday and Sunday, there have been preparation meetings for Monday.

The establishment of the Association or Community of Serb Majority municipalities, which stems from the Brussels Agreement under the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, has not only stalled in the stages of implementation, but in recent meetings between the political leaders of Kosovo and Serbia, it has not been mentioned at all.

The issue of establishing association, which was considered an essential part of the Brussels Agreement, has remained in the margins of border change ideas as a controversial solution to reaching a peace agreement between Kosovo and Serbia.

The expert and high-level meeting comes after the meeting where Kosovo and Serbia had September 4th at the White House in Washington, where US President Donald Trump was present.

At this meeting, the parties reached agreement on some economic agreements.

Meanwhile, the Special Emistry for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue, Richard Green, has said that mutual recognition was not discussed at the White House between Avdullah Hoti and Alexander Vuciq because this topic will open in Brussels on Monday.

The “Pales will meet in Brussels on Monday and there's another aspect that will be discussed and let me get to your question about this “pec 10” one of the reasons we didn't want to talk about this topic here is because it's on the agenda that will be discussed Monday in Brussels”, Grenelli said.

Green has said the topic of mutual recognition has left to Europeans.

We are trying to co-ordinate with Europeans what we can do and what they can do to push this forward. On Monday that topic will be discussed in detail in Brussels, so I am sure that we should somehow leave and work with the Europeans on this matter”, he said.