3 hours agowharf for dialogue: Hard to reach final agreement, we cannot expect much from meeting in Brussels
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)The task of the head of the Vetevendosje Movement Parliamentary Group, Mimoza Kusari-Lila, has said that from the Kurti-Vucciq meeting in Brussels, much cannot be expected and that reaching a final agreement with Serbia led by Aleksandar Vuciq is difficult. Praising what has been seen so far, [...]
Praising what has been seen so far, as Kusari-Lila says there is no possibility of approaching in any respect.
The “With this Serbia of Vuciki is very difficult after a final agreement which can have credibility as we are seeing so far, from what we see, how much will remain to be seen”, Kusari-Lila said during the interview for Telegrafi.
She said that “as far as the priority is concerned, it is true that the International Community insists and requires, but absolutely I do not agree with the fact that Kurt is going all energy or time dealing with dialogue with Serbia”.
The “in Brussels has been the addressr even the commissioners, Brussels is not only for dialogue but also for the process which is inevitable our way towards the European Union and the way it is intended to portray it is slightly heavier than it is”, she stressed.
According to Kusari-Lila, it is hard to predict what will be drawn from this meeting in Brussels, but that as she said, it remains for Prime Minister Albin Kurti to speak in the Assembly, as well as after the meeting on access and priorities.
“Anyway, the meeting will be, but what it's going to do is it's hard to predict, even though it doesn't see the chance that there will be an approach from any aspect. The meetings will have but what will be the result, but how much will be achieved. The prime minister will be in the Assembly to report before heading to Brussels, I believe it will be even after it returns. It remains to be allowed him to show access and expectations, although from what is being seen is not that much we can expect from this meeting in Brussels”, she said.
Asked whether she will be a candidate for the head of the Gjakova municipality, Kusari-Lila neither denied nor confirmed the possibility of becoming part of the race.
She said it's not a final decision yet.
However, as she put it, she has demanded citizens' vote to be part of the Kosovo Assembly, and the work she is doing now has great weight and responsibility.
