Unrecognizing countries, dialogue prevents Kosovo this year from becoming part of Partnership for Peace

Although they cite conditions that have been met for membership in this organisation, analysts also demand acceleration because of the risk of Russia and the war in Ukraine and Israel.

For delays in this direction, analysts also cite Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

Security expert Drizan Shala has told EO that the KSF's own transformation into the Army is a sign of membership, originally in Partnership for Peace and then NATO. Shala considers that Kosovo has met the conditions for membership in this organisation.

Kosovo has followed all the first steps of a path that leads to projects to become a member of the Partnership for Peace, the path which, as a transformation of the KSF, is in its maximum progress and on this basis, should only be expected to have certain changes of the political contures within NATO framework, where the possibility of KSF being a component according to geopolitical and geostrategic developments would be said that Kosovo is very close to its path to NATO-81> Shaka was expressed.

But the former military man, Nuredin Ibishi, sees it as an obstacle to membership in the Partnership for Peace not recognised by certain member states, but because of the risk from Russia, he is convinced that he will be overcome.

This, according to him, can be achieved with the end of the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

The “Po are some obstacles before we enter the Partnership for Peace, but this will be reached with the agreement that has been accepted by us, but not by Serbia to Ohrid. The problem lies with the four countries that have not recognised Kosovo, but that the reality is due to risks and threats from Russia, it is possible to overcome that as well with an international agreement. Article 10 of the Washington Treaty shows that absolutely it should be the admission of all NATO member states for accession, this is a slightly sensitive phase but that this is overcome, just as if this agreement is reached by the leadership of Kosovo and Serbia, with European Union and the US ahead of”, Ibishi has said.

Although citing the danger from Russia, the security connoisseur has said the agreement with Serbia should be completed as soon as possible, which he sees an obstacle to membership in many international organisations.