How can we read Chancellor Scholz's messages in Kosovo at three short points?

 Shit.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, today stands for a brief visit to Pristina, where he met only Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

What are the messages the German Chancellor gave, briefly?

First, on social networks, popular names of journalism in our country are seeing the visit as if there was actually no message, or there was no definite message, or there was no clear message.

So let's look/read briefly three-four Scholz messages and which of them can be interpreted as That's tempting.

VIZAT:

The speech we've been used to hearing now and for many years that we've met the conditions for visa liberalisation and reiterated today in Pristina, even the German Chancellor.

To such a conclusion, and we believe the fact, being said by the most important mouths of European politics now and a lot of weather, always comes to mind the question: If we've met the terms, then why don't our visas be liberalized?

DYALOGU:

For dialogue, at least the German Chancellor had a more firm message, and for those who want to listen, he requested pragmatic approaches.

The German Chancellor's message was that in the European Union, There can be two countries that don't know each other.

Dialogue ends with mutual recognition, tHa Scholz.

Appointments Vuchy Kurt (like the one at the Berlin Evening Meal), he greeted them with saying that progress has been recorded in them, although we people do not know what those advances are because we have not been notified. Journalists' interest in these jobs, the government usually does not respond, though the opposition has not condemned to account for them.

PRO BERLIN CESSI VS HAPUR BALLKAN: 

When asked about the Balkan Open, the German Chancellor said the priority is the Berlin Process, but did not strictly say an No, for the Open Balkans.

“As far as the Balkan Open is concerned, I want to make it clear that we give high priority to the Common Regional Market that we think should progress and that the issues inside it can be realised and brought forward. All want to go to the EU there also exist and freedom of movement rules are valid, and anyone who wants to join the EU must follow them”, the German Chancellor said.

Summary: What does Kosovo actually count in Germany?

Renowned Journal The FAZ, says Kosovo accounts in Germany that it will convince reluctant France of visa liberalisation.

On another note, which seems that Kurti's Government looks to Berlin, is German support for Kosovo's application to the Council of Europe.

“Meanwhile in the background had some disagreements between Berlin and Pristina, the paper wrote on the eve of the Chancellor's visit to Pristina./Celement photo: Prime Minister's page/ Periscope