Dialogue with Serbia, Kurti urged <x0-creative” for Association

According to them in this way, it would be resolved and the stalemate in the talks in Brussels and the pressure would fall on the Serbian side, which is favouring this procrastination of the dialogue process.

“should propose a model of association in the middle of an association with full competence, as envisioned in Brussels and an NGO. So between being NGOs and association with executive competencies, there is one among which Kosovo institutions should propose in line with the Constitutional Court's decision. Here is the burden we have to make this proposal, then it may not even please Serbia, it is in its right to disagree. But the ball must be thrown to the other side. We should make this proposal in line with the Brussels Agreement and the Constitutional Court's decision”, says Demush Shasha, director of the EPIK institute.

Meanwhile, according to Life Krasniqi, of the Kosovo Democratic Institute, “this should be seen, it is not only Kosovo that did not want to fulfill its obligation to the Association, but it is Serbia that does not want an association on the basis of the Constitutional Court's act of judgment. Here it will be, the insistence on Kosovo, that the country is ready for association under the Constitution, but Serbia is what it is unwilling to do. Topi, or pressure, be over Serbia and not Kosovo”.

Creativity also requires the connoisseur of European integration, Besnik Vasol. We need to be creative and try to find solutions not to stop dialogue. However, at no moment by violating our country's sovereignty or stability. It is not in our interest, nor our international friends' interest to make Kosovo dysfunctional. But on the other hand, we like Kosovo should also create a slightly broader internal consulting mechanism of political parties to see if there is another option we can propose. Thus unlock the dialogue and extract it from this situation, which is”, he explains.

Since the resumption of the dialogue, Serbia has been insisting on forming the Serbian Communist Association in Kosovo, but Prime Minister Albin Kurti strongly rejects that decision, citing the Constitutional Court's ruling. As an alternative, it has proposed establishing a National Minority Council, but Belgrade refuses. / A2 CNN