18 minutes agoKurt goes to the office with two European emissaries
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has been hosting Germany's Emissar for the Western Balkans tonight, Manuel Sarrazin and Slovenia's special envoy for the Western Balkans, Angeš, with whom he has talked about reports between Kosovo and Serbia. According to government announcement, Prime Minister Kurti has said his government's actions [...]
According to the government's announcement, Prime Minister Kurti has said his government's actions are in the service of rule of law and take into consideration the concerns of international partners for security and peace.
“Prime Minister Kurti said the government's decision and actions are in the service of rule of law and take into account the concerns of international partners for security and peace. As for the boycott of institutions from the Serbian List, he said he is motivated and orchestrated by Belgrade that has continued the destructive approach in relations with Kosovo and that it is an attempt to cover up the unwillingness for discussions about elements of the Framework Agreement leading to full normalisation of reports. On the other hand, the Republic of Kosovo has witnessed its readiness and constructiveity in this process”, said the communiqué by the prime minister's office.
Kurti has announced to Emisaries on the escalation of the government's decision on illegal plates.
“ ... stressing that 1012 remarks were issued this morning for drivers with illegal license plates and that, despite this, there are no significant incidents; for the work of institutions to manage services for all citizens; and for the threats and attacks that individuals and criminal gangs are making to our citizens in the northern municipalities in the country of”, it is said further.
Kurti, according to the announcement, has said that the Government of the Republic of Kosovo is democratic and responsible government, dedicated to legitimacy and constitutionality, respect for human and minority rights, equality, service to citizens, peace and security.
