Rasp: As soon as association is adopted, Serbia's institutions will be extinguished

The draft association draft, which was recently published by Burim Ramadani, former head of the Kosovar Intelligence Agency, should provide a self-government framework for Serbs within the existing municipal level of local self-government under Kosovo laws mainly in education, health, social protection, financing, donations and similar ones.

The most important areas for the Serbian community, such as education and health, will be arranged as private service providers.

I'm sure there will be much more additions in the process. I, for example, don't understand what this means, I'm just giving an example, what does private Serbian health care or independent Serbian healthcare mean? I wish someone could explain this to me. And besides, it is said that the second or third point is that the currently existing secondary health service is placed under the feature of Serbian private health. So whether it's private or it's health, which is already offered by the secondary level of management in Kosovo institutions. So even though the document is unreliable, someone has made a lot of efforts, as it is seen that there are many very pragmatic and precise points referring to specific structural areas that are within the” institutions.

In the end, he says, the future association should have good co-operation with the Government of Kosovo, especially with the prime minister.

The institution as such would have to have ties to the central institutions and that connection should not be based on the principle that both sides should agree on something. In my opinion, there is a very short process of”.

Rassic says that association is presented to Serbs as something big, but that it won't look like that. “Supposed to be an institution that will solve all our problems, but in my opinion it's not that way, except there's going to be a Speaker of the Parliament and three vice president”, he points out.

The moment this happens, all institutions, not just a few, but all institutions funded by Serbia's budget, are simply closed or closed. Some say that the most logical approach or assumption in this case is that all of these institutions that are now funded by Serbia simply to move to this institution, which may later be called the Association of Serbian municipalities and thus be given the opportunity for them to operate on legal roads for Kosovo institutions under the care or auspices as is in this case of the Association of”.