4 minutes agoKurti: In December we will submit our application for EU membership
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(4 years ago)Albin Kurti has said that Kosovo will submit its membership application to the European Union in December. Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, in his interview for “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung” (FAZ) has said Kosovo will submit its membership application to the European Union in December. The purpose of the last compromise on “Targas crisis” [...]
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, in his interview for “Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung” (FAZ) has said Kosovo will submit its membership application to the European Union in December.
The purpose of the recent compromise at “the license plate crisis” was for Serbia and Kosovo to start negotiations soon “for a full normalisation of relations”.
Kurti also spoke about the recent agreement with Serbia where implementation for implementing the second phase of the decision on license plates, which included condemning drivers with illegal KM license plates.
And in return, Serbia agreed to stop issuing illegal KM, SRB and so on.
The purpose of the recent compromise at “the license plate crisis” was for Serbia and Kosovo to start negotiations soon “for a full normalisation of relations”.
“We have agreed not to implement our decision to penalise drivers with illegal Serbian license plates. Serbia has agreed to stop issuing plates inherited from Slobodan Milosevic's regime. We did this not only to de-tradition, but also to create an opportunity for the quick start of negotiations for a full normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia”, has the term Kurti.
Kurti said that “these should end before spring 2023. That was the real purpose of compromise”.
However, whatever Kurti says, at the moment it is a fact that both the EU and the US insist that the association of Serb municipalities in Kosovo is necessary. “As head of a small country government, does he want to ignore his most important allies? Dangerous game” wrote the reporter of this interview, Michael Martens.
Responding to this, Kurti said “after talking about normalising our relations, I am willing to talk about Serb minority communities and rights, but not as a precondition for talks, but as part of them. ”
The other topics of the interview concerned Franco-German proposal for resolving the conflict between Belgrade and Pristina and the role of Jens Plötner and Emmanuel Bonne, consultants for foreign policy of Olaf Scholz and Emmanuel Macron in the process of Kosovo dialogue, Serbia.
