Kurti: Internationals are insisting, but the Association has passed the test

Kurti said there are international factors for Serb majority municipalities, as signed on April 19th 2013, and then on seven chapters with the signing of August 25th 2015, to be highlighted more, but that, according to him, it is the only one who has not passed the Constitutional test.

“has been insisted by various international factors that the association of majority Serb municipalities, as signed on April 19th 2013, and then endorsed in seven chapters with the signing of August 25th 2015, should be highlighted more, but that agreement is already highlighted because it is only out of 33 that has not passed the Constitutional Court test, so we can say that agreement highlighted in the constitutional and legal sense because it has not passed the <x1 test. Kurti stated.

He said he respects the privacy of the talks, adding that none of the 33 agreements can have hierarchic priorities.

The negotiator process would have to move us forward. I respect the privacy of the talks, but I'm re-increasing that none of the 33 agreements can have hierarchic priorities, and the provisions proposed by the EU have numbers before that means they have a” ranking. Kurti said.

The executive head says the agreement should have mutual recognition because, according to Kurt, the normalisation of relations is only achieved.

What we stress is that on one side there are 33 Brussels agreements from the past decade and there is no agreement that has priority over another agreement, so there is no hierarchy of those agreements. These 10 articles [of the EU proposal] do not tolerate that a article there ultimately behaves first as a precondition and let us not forget that the agreement should have mutual recognition because we only make normalisation of reports between Kosovo and Serbia”- Kurti said.

On January 30th, the Friedrich Ebert (FES) Foundation in Pristina has organised a presentation and discussion with the result in the draft state for “The Commission Association in the Republic of Kosovo, in which Serbs are majority”, drafted in partnership with the European Institute for Peace (EIP).

On the other hand, last week five international elites from the US and the EU have been visiting Kosovo last week.

After the meeting, EU emissary Miroslav Lajcak had said that Kurti had discussed the European proposal for normalising relations between Kosovo and Serbia.

Lajcak has said further that he hopes the full potential of this proposal will be exploited.

However, at this point we have expected better understanding about what the proposal offers. I hope we can get there and use the full potential of this” proposal.