Kosovo- Serbia Can Determine Kurti Government Life expectancy

The time they last met was in July.

Although a summit was announced in the autumn between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbia's President Aleksandar Vuciq, this did not happen.

But meetings for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue will continue as this process of dialogue began in 2011.

However, from that time until now, dialogue is considered to be non-transparent by the Institute's director “Musine Kokalari”, Visar Ymer.

It's hard to estimate since few have information and less transparency from the current government in terms of dialogue and it's not doing much in this process. That's why we've had some prime minister statements and the mention of other government explorers is aiming to produce some kind of reshape of dialogue to change his agenda and his intentions.

And the very dialogue is seen by Ymer as a process that can produce trouble for Kurti Government.

Prime Minister Kurti resigns, or there is another form of how we go to the elections. These are big questions. I think dialogue can be an act of contention that can undo Government. But the government's collapse I don't see quick because dialogue and the insistence of internationals on having a serious continuation of dialogue I don't see until elections in Serbia end which fall somewhere in the middle of next year

And for one of the products of the earlier process of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, the association of Serb majority municipalities, Ymer says it is a ratified agreement in the Kosovo Assembly.

At the same time, in his analogy, dialogue is a kind of bargain.

The association is a signed and ratified agreement in the Kosovo Assembly. If they fail to implement the agreement then what other forms of the agreement will be achieved to achieve our goals and that is mutual recognition. I think dialogue is some kind of negotiation, shopping.

Prime Minister Kurti has recently announced two phone conversations with the senior representative of the American State Department and the envoy for the Western Balkans, Gabriel Escobar, where there has been a discussion on finalisation of the dialogue process with Serbia, reports 7.