Lajcak in a new “commission” starts meetings with EU states that have not recognised Kosovo

The European Union's envoy for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak, has held meetings with representatives of several EU states that have not yet recognised Kosovo's independence. Lajcak has cited the importance that dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia has for regional stability.

In Kosovo, Serbian and European opinion, the possibility of reaching a final agreement between Kosovo and Serbia is being mentioned. The visits of American and European diplomats to Pristina and Belgrade have been frequented recently.

Lajcak met with José Manuel Albares, the representative of the government of Spain, who informed him of the Kosovo-Serbia reports that referred to them as being at a critical moment.

I met with him today  FM @ymalbares to update him for the game status in Dialog. We need rapid progress towards normalising relations between Kosovo and Serbia at this critical moment. Grateful for Spain, strong support for EU efforts. Goodness”, Lajcak wrote on Twitter.

He has also met with Rastislav Káčer, the Slovak foreign minister who informed him of the situation in Kosovo.

“met with@Rastislavcar  The fM in FAC margins to discuss the latest developments in the Western Balkans. I informed him of my recent visit and our efforts to normalise relations between Kosovo and Serbia. I appreciate it.  Strong Support for the Future  in the” region, Lajcak wrote on Twitter.

In the midst of these meetings, Lajcak has also met with Christian Schmidt, Bosnia and Herzegovina's representative, but that Lajcak has not written to talk to him about Kosovo despite being a non-recognisive state. He talked to her about the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Miroslav Lajcak is committed by the European Union to be the facilitator of Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

Dialogue in recent years has slowed to the pace, while tense situations have been frequented in northern Kosovo.