Serwer: If the European plan is “take or leave” then Kurt conditions are rejected

American Professor Daniel Cerwer has stated that a proposal that leaves no room for discussion and offering of ideas makes no sense. Serwer points out that the dialogue itself and also, the agreement would make no sense if it was “take it or leave it”.

The American professor said that if this is true, then Kurt's proposals for the Association of Serb Major Communities have not been taken into account.

If that's what the internationals have said, it is the prime minister's refusal of conditions. It would make little sense in the future dialogue and much less in the agreement if the proposal is [take it or leave it]]”, he said.

But despite these developments in Kosovo's dialogue, Serbia's Serer thinks Kurti did well when proposing the six conditions for establishing association. According to him, it would help focus discussions.

“I still think a Pristina proposal for Association is needed. It may not be the solution, but it would help focus the discussion”, Serwer said.

As for the issue of association, international pressure has increased especially recently, because the dialogue process has already reached a final phase. The establishment of a Serb majority municipality with executive competence has been publicly rejected by Kurti several times.

This has caused international pressure on it to rise especially from Kosovo's leading partner, the US.

Recently, a lack of meeting between Kurt and US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been commented on in Munich under the Berlin Process.

This <x0 planire”, Kurti's from Blinken, according to Professor Daniel Serwer, has been deliberate and is also a message to her.

Asked whether to produce peace an agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, if mutual recognition is lacking, the Serwer for Rtv Dukagjin says intermediate “ca phase that would be valid”, but according to him, “paq is something that should be produced in attitudes within Serbia and Kosovo even prior to an agreement. I don't see any signs of these” attitudes.

Three days before the meeting in Brussels, Prime Minister Kurti has held telephone conversations with senior US State Department Adviser Derek Chollet, who once again confirmed his stance on the European proposal as a good basis for further talks towards normalisation of relations.

Meanwhile, Emisari Lajcak has stated that if the parties accept the European plan, there will be great benefits for both countries, but, he added, this will not conclude the dialogue and that it will not be the final agreement.