Kurti: European proposal makes deal without a round of negotiations

Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti has said the European proposal does not strike an agreement even without a round of negotiations.

He in Wuronews Albania has said that the principles of the Franco-German plan are good because they contain terms like sovereignty, self-determination, human rights...

That's probably the best label. She's got five sentence preambles and she's got 10 mothers. What I immediately liked in this text is that it is a European and democratic proposal and it is a proposal that is called in universal concepts. The decades full of dialogue before I became prime minister was a decade, which in terms of the spirit of agreements being carried out in Brussels but not implemented enough in Kosovo and Serbia was the ideology of resolving the problem. So you have a problem let's consider it very special and let's try to solve it in this case it became increasingly complex with an ocean of details that led to the loss of every citizen for content. Now we have a two-page proposal, in endogenetic terms, but concepts are universal like independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, rule of law, self-determination, democracy, human rights, peace, security. Let's say the bricks on which this building of this proposal is built have universal, not specific and partisan character and even evidence for the Balkan region. Suppose it earlier said at the appeals court here it must be Serbian, on that side of the river the commander must be Serb here Albanian. So there were solutions that were very specific and universally sustainable”, Kurti said.

Kurti has also talked about years of dialogue, saying it has worked on the ideology of resolving problems.

“was the ideology of solving problems and it becomes increasingly complex. Now we have a two-page proposal, intense in universal terms”, Kurti said among other things.

He has also spoken of the 15th anniversary of Kosovo's independence.

Now as we celebrate the 15th anniversary of independence, we will remember with pain, with pride all those who contributed, were sacrificed, and at the same time those who make us never allow any setbacks or setbacks in terms of Kosovo state functioning, quality of democracy we have and territorial integrity and borders. We will remember Yashwright, remember The KLA, we will remember President Ibrahim Rugova, we will remember the symbol of our resistance, Adam Demaci, we will remember the gaze of political prisoners from the 1950s to the release that held a total of 666 centuries in prison, political prisoners in former Joguslav and Serbia. We will remember those killed during the war we have over 10,000 unarmed and protected civilians, we have 1933 children, so more than 10% of those killed were children, 20,000 women and girls killed and convicted, 860 thousand were infiltrated outside Kosovo in the spring of 99, a large part of whom found the doors open to the brothers' sisters in Albania, and also 120 thousand homes destroyed for which Serbia did not pay a cent. The EU proposal is a proposal that we have said is a good basis for further discussions and solid platforms to move forward. So we can't go back. I mentioned what we've suffered and removed because that's exactly what Serbia wants going back. If you look at Belgrade's official statements they're looking for a time machine to get us back before 1999 or before 2008. So politicians in Serbia are spotted in what they want to give us back before 1999 or before 2008. But as we know the time machine doesn't. We have to move forward and I have considered that the US-backed Franco-German plan is also a good basis for this”, he stated.