Djurd with Beden, Haliti: Kurti and Osmani to reflect, to get state politics there, not just flights, passports

Foreign Policy and Diaspora Commission member once deputy The PDK, Xhavit Haliti, in an interview for Periscope, has said Kosovo's policy figure is neither in institutions nor abroad.

“What keeps me from being and worried is that Kosovo's state policy doesn't figure anywhere in the institutions of Kosovo or abroad, except there are protagonists' statements of Presidentials, prime minister, ministers and MPs, and we don't have state policy on specific issues that our strategic allies and our biggest friends would like in that we have written and applied one by one in the agreement with them. There is no independence in the version that people think about, the independence of every state is interdependent with relations with others”, Haliti told Periscope.

On the other hand, he stressed that Kurti Government should reflect, adding here that everything must be built through embassies.

But I expect in the policies the Kosovo government creates to reflect on reports and public messages and within four walls of talks to be given. America is in Kosovo, America has the ambassador to Kosovo, and everything needs to be built through the US Embassy in Pristina and through other ambassadors who are of the European Union, in order for the messages to go to the country, and our embassies there should be active and reliable and not only to deal with visas and passports, but to convey state policies”, he concluded.

We remember Djuric's visit did not take well either the former Kosovo ambassador to the US, Vlora Citaku.

She expressed concern through a response to her Facebook account, adding that Kosovo institutions' carriers have not even met with the US Secretary of State.

And Prime Minister Kurti has long mentioned a visit to the U.S., something like that has not yet happened.PERISCOP/