Von Croamon: So frustration with Kosovo citizens, liberalise visas as promised

In the debate on the progress report for Kosovo, Albania, Serbia and Northern Macedonia, Euro-Deputate Violet Von Cremon said that despite Kosovo's citizens' extremely favouring the EU, this fact should not be taken as good for forever if the European Union does not fulfil its obligations, so it is time for the EU Council to liberalise visas for Kosovo.

People in Kosovo impress me with their desire to be part of the European Union in fact, no state in the region shows a stronger position for the EU than Kosovo, but this fact cannot be taken forever as a good one if we do not meet our obligations, we lose our credibility and trust, it is the last time the EU Council has given its promise of visa liberalisation for Kosovo, I towards the frustration of the citizens of Kosovo, I would like that the European Parliament could decide on this matter<0%0>

The Eurodeput, which comes from Germany's Greens, expressed concern over Kosovo's failure to provide with anti-David vaccines.

Another key issue is Kosovo's non-forcing COVID-19, its capacity of production in the EU is growing and this should be used to supply Kosovo as soon as possible, the EU must support the rapid inoculation of medical personnel and other vulnerable groups”, she said.

Among other things, she cited the need for the election of the new president, while in terms of dialogue Kosovo should not abandon it but continue.

The new location must find common language and elect the new president. As for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, the new government will continue dialogue, despite difficulties Kosovo must work with the EU about dialogue and not abandon it. The mutual recognition between Kosovo and Serbia is the prerequisite for the two countries to membership in the European Union”, Europarliamentary Von Cromon said.