Where did Kurt's promise of internal dialogue with Serbs in Kosovo remain?

However, at the table, organised Wednesday by the Kosovo Democratic Institute (KDI), it was said that the final agreement under Kosovo dialogue- Serbia is still far away.

KDI researcher Violet Hajoll said in the past two years there has been no progress in dialogue, although there have been frequent meetings.

It is important that Kosovo institutions start an internal dialogue with citizens of the Serb community. That would have influenced the institutions to receive direct requests from this community and see what their demands or perspectives are, whether what happened in dialogue, the agreements that have been reached, their implementation and new requirements that could be addressed for their integration... In the last two years of Kosovo- Serbia has had the slowest progress since its beginning. Although there have been meetings between the parties, there has been no agreement or agreement since 2020, where Washington's vows were reached. Since then, dialogue has had very slow progress and there has been no new agreement, or new agreement between the two sides. This despite the fact that many unresolved issues remain that directly affect the lives of citizens”, she said.

Similar requests for domestic dialogue with Kosovo Serbs also showed publicist Dukagjin Gorani.

He also pointed out taboos regarding possible solutions, including the Association of Serb majority municipalities and territorial exchange.

If this is a real commitment and a serious commitment, this is a starting point that through internal dialogue at least an impression of what would have to contain the package of comprehensive solutions. This dialogue with the Serb community never happened, at least not until today... The discussion about the process of dialogue in principle is meant to be a bad idea for public speaking. Today, without a big voice, nobody comes out to talk to the public about the subject. Since public opinion reactions to the subject are taboo. The Tabu is also a discussion on the content of the Serb majority municipalities' association. The Tab is also any alternative solution if the association is not acceptable, taboos have been territorial exchange themes”, Gorani stressed.

On the other hand, dialogue connoisseur Visar Ymer expressed criticism of Kosovo's government for access to dialogue.

The “does not look from the future perspective, but from the prospect of the present which is largely electoral and the perspective of the past, which is an emphasis on warming people's minds and hearts, which also has electoral goals. So we are trapped into an absolute inability to realise the sovereignty we speak of at”, he added.

Otherwise, in margins at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Serbian President Alecander Vuciq met today.