6 minutes agoAs Vuciq propagands for recognition, Somalia says we will deepen relations with Kosovo
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Gabon, Somalia, Saint Lucia, Burkina Faso, Maldivet, Antigua and Barbuda, Libya and Essatini. These are the states that, according to Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, have recognised Kosovo. These claims, Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, announced to his people at the annual address late last year. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs [...]
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of the Republic of Kosovo has reacted after the Serbian president's statements.
“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of the Republic of Kosovo reports that there is no announcement in the MPJD, nor in the missions of the Republic of Kosovo, about yesterday's claims by the Serbian president that some states have drawn recognition”.
MPJD said such a claim was not confirmed even after personal conversations with representatives at different levels of these states, but not after consulting with the important partners of our country.
And the fact that such claims of Serbia are more about adding confusion to Serbian citizens seems to have proven today in Ankara, Turkey.
The ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo to Turkey, Agon Wrenesey, met Somalia's ambassador to Ankara today. Somalia is one of the states Serbia claims to have recognised Kosovo's independence.
As Somali Ambassador to Turkey Jama A has announced. Mohammed, with Ambassador Vrenese, they had a productive meeting where they discussed strengthening bilateral reports.
The honoured “that I hosted Ambassador Agron Vrenez, Kosovo's ambassador to Turkey”, wrote the Somali diplomat.
We had a productive discussion about strengthening our bilateral reports, exchanging information and views on current issues in the region”, Mohammed wrote.
On the other hand, Kosovo's MPJD in its current account, announcing this meeting, writes that the two ambassadors discussed the possibility of deeper co-operation between the two countries. “They exchanged views for regional and international developments”, writes in the MPJD's announcement.
The clashes of Kosovo and Serbia on recognition issues or attracting recognitions continue even further.
However, Serbian diplomacy, using propaganda, has also been very active and publicly in its intention to undermine Kosovo's political position in the international arena, especially during 2022.
