Kurti: Serbia has 48 operational bases around border with Kosovo

Prime Minister Kurti has hosted France's special representative for the Western Balkans, René Troccaz, in his office today.

“In this first meeting with Prime Minister Kurti in Pristina and the first visit of the Kosovo emissary Troccaz after his appointment by France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs at the end of September of this year was discussed on bilateral relations between Kosovo and France, economic co-operation, governance and recent developments in the country, the security situation following the terrorist and paramilitary attack on Zvecani Banjsca on 24 September, and reports between Kosovo and Serbia in light of the dialogue process brokered by the European Union and implementation of the Constitutional Agreement and its Axis. ”

Kurti has thanked Troccaz for the continued support France has given to Kosovo and has announced the current <x0-> results of governance and progress marked on the country's democratic and economic plains”.

As for dialogue, Kurti has said that Kosovo has been and continues to be a constructive party and committed to significant steps forward in this process. Kurti has announced Trocaz with the Kosovo Government's positions at the 26 October meeting in Brussels with European leaders.

It reaffirmed the importance of signing agreements, because with normalisation of relations it gains stability and implementation wins guarantees. ”

Kurti has said Serbia has 48 operational front bases around the border with Kosovo, and recently has deployed anti-aircraft systems near the border.

“It has 48 front operational bases around the border with Kosovo, and recently has deployed anti-aircraft systems near the border, the prime minister said, as he added that Serbia's lack of sanction increases the threat level in the Western Balkans. ”

ZKM reports that at this meeting Kurti was accompanied by Minister Rizvanolli, meanwhile, French emissary Troccaz was accompanied by French Ambassador to Kosovo Olivier Guérot.