Asked why he didn't meet Lajcak, Kurti: No need

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has commented on Tuesday why he did not host yesterday the EU's special representative for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak. Kurt, responding to journalists, stressed that “does not need to meet him”, since there have been other obligations, until he added that “everything is in order” as the meeting between Lajcak and Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislim was held.

The first Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Development and Dialog, Bislimi, had a business dinner yesterday (Monday) with special EU representative for Kosovo-Serbia dialogue Miroslav Lajcak.

According to the prime minister's Office's announcement, all related aspects related to the full implementation of the Brussels Constitutional Agreement and the Ohrid Implementation Annex” were reportedly discussed at that meeting.

On this issue, Kurti spoke during the visit to Peja village of Trebovic, with cérast, visited the Egyptist family of Gezim Sak, the beneficiary of the project to build the house, under the call of the Ministry of Management and Power Local (MAPL).

Kurti argued that the family of seven members of the non-US community will enter the new house in December.

Prime Minister Kurti, today along with MAPL Minister Elbert Krasniqi, visited the families of non-party communities, which have been beneficial to calling on this ministry for the construction and renovation of their homes.

During the visit, Kurti has stressed that the Ministry of Management and Local Power has earmarked twom euros for the construction of 57 houses, which, according to him, will be built by the end of this year.