Step-by-step: Progress of Kurti Government Reports With the West in the Last 3 Months

The government Kurti initially refused to hold Serbia's referendum in Kosovo, where citizens with two citizenships would vote for constitutional changes on January 16th.

In a Common Declaration QU The INT had asked Kurti Government to allow Serbs to vote for constitutional changes.

“We regret that the Government of Kosovo has not allowed the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSBE) to collect voter ballot ballots living in Kosovo for the upcoming referendum in line with the previous practice. We call on the Government of Kosovo to allow Serbs in Kosovo to exercise their right to vote in elections and electoral processes in line with this established practice”, It was said in their reaction.

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, has rejected Western stance saying he won't let you keep him.

We know that Serbia plans to hold a referendum in Kosovo on January 16th on its domestic issues, but the Government of Kosovo disagrees with such a goal. Not only is this contrary to our laws and the Constitution but we also consider that the previous practices practiced by previous governments have also been in violation of our law and constitution, and if this is not enough remember that this is in the midst of January 15th and January 17,<18x1>, Kurt was told.

So, after the question of Serbia's referendum in Kosovo passed, International diplomats had urged Kurt to find a solution for April 3rd elections to keep them in Kosovo.

U.S. State Department adviser Derek Chollet, through a phone conversation had asked Albin Kurt for a solution for the April 3rd Serbian elections.

“Pata a good conversation with Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti today. I thanked him for his strong support on the Ukrainian issue and stressed the importance of eligible voter security in Kosovo so that they can participate in the upcoming Serbian national elections of April 3rd”He wrote on his Twitter account.

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock had said Kosovo and Serbia should find ways to hold elections in Kosovo: “One of the most important issues is strengthening confidence in the region. Prior to all, progress is needed in the process of dialogue for normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia. These two states should also find a solution to holding Serbia's early parliamentary and presidential elections, with April 3,”He said, "Baerbox."

Despite these international positions and requirements for any election to vote on Serbs on April 3rd, Government Kurti rejected Western demands for second.

Albin Kurti said that Serbia's elections in Kosovo have been rejected since Serbia has not met a condition.

“From Serbia has not met the condition that has been required, in exchange for requests between governments of both states. “I am convinced that the agreement should be through exchange of letters between the government of Serbia and the Kosovo government. We are the corresponding instances that would have to be learned in order to hold those choices. So as it is, the case has taken another direction, we have expressed our remorse, but even more than that I have nothing to say to”Prime Minister Albin Kurti said.

Opposition to hold Serbia's Kosovo elections, has again raised a controversial response from the West to Kurti Government.

This time, QUINT's reaction was very severe.

“We understand that it is the right of the Kosovo government to decide whether to give permission to organise the elections of another state. While we appreciate Serbia's willingness to find a solution, with great disappointment we take note of the Kosovo government's decision to reject the constructive proposal presented by the QUINT. With this decision, the Kosovo government has failed to demonstrate its commitment to the principle of protecting the civil and political rights of all citizens, including those of minority groups. Such behavior by the Kosovo government is in line with our values and principles and undermines their European aspirations”, It said the QUINT reaction.

That QUINT criticism of Kurti Government was very severe, The prime minister himself has accepted this.

It's real criticism, but I believe we're going to make sure we don't have a communication problem”Kurt said.

And for this systematic government clash with Kurti and the West over two major topics they had before themselves, there were some reactions, where disappointment is expressed To this approach and conduct of Kurti's QUINT government.

Alliance for the Future of Kosovo Chairman Ramush Haradinaj has said that QUINT rejection of Serbia's Kosovo elections was not a wise solution.

 The situation now with Serbia's Kosovo elections. It's populist to announce a victory that we've rejected, but it's not very wise to refuse the QUINT because we also ask America to join us in NATO, and these are the most powerful states of NATO”, Haradinaj has said.

Analyst Dukagjin Gorani has said Righteous and principal decisions are not necessarily beneficial especially in the context of those decisions.

In policy trade, right and principled decisions are not necessarily useful. Once the right decision was made at a certain moment, it doesn't help. So I thought of a referendum, that's how I think of elections. It is a decision to interpret allowing Serbs to be constitutional offenses, but is the decision useful”, Dukagjin Gorani said

K Institute Director IPRED, Lulzim Peci, has said Kosovo does not should risk partnership with major powers in these unstable circumstances.

Nothing can endanger the sovereignty and possibilities for progress of small states in a unstable situation and strained relations with neighbours, rather than losing support from great powers. That is all the more relevant for Kosovo, which has not yet fully consolidated its international subjectivity! ”, Peci wrote his Facebook account.

Kosovo government under the leadership of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, has roughed up reports with QUINTWith some systematic rejections in just the last three months, not counting here. Other preliminary rejections related to regional, geopolitical projects.

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