Star for Kurt: Returning association to absolute emergency without exchange of recognition from Serbia

Former Vetvendosje Movement Chairman Visar Ymeri estimated that Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti, the Association of Serb Majorities, has returned “to absolute emergency” instead of fighting for recognition as “absolute emergency”.

Instead of fighting for recognition as absolute urgency by acknowledging the association as compromise in exchange for it, Prime Minister Kurti fought against association by turning its foundation into absolute emergency without having the recognition of it”, wrote Ymer on Facebook.

All this Ymer called “Association for the International Organization” and similar to the situation in 2013, until he asked the question that “is this advantage”.

Ymer's complete script:

ASOCIATION FOR OGGANIZA BOOKING. WHAT IS THE ALLY IN 2013?

The European plan seems to be a framework document that sets the general principles of the road ahead in the dialogue. So said the Prime Minister at the hearing today. This principle document does not establish mutual recognition as one of the principles. He also accepted that. KM today in session.

Nor is it a framework of principles that envisions final agreements and calls for and envisions mechanisms that would make the agreement legally binding. But the prime minister said the European Plan would be negotiated. Of course. But tell me, what negotiation process has ever produced an outcome that is in complete conflict with the basic principles agreed upon? When you accept basic principles, you have accepted the rigid framework under which the agreement will be written.

The fundamental question here: Is this a process of recognition? Have we agreed with the EU and Serbia that we all understand is the dialogue for recognition? Apparently not. We agreed that this is a continuation of the Brussels process. Processing that can fully advance normalisation of relations. To increase the number of international organisations in which Kosovo (this is joined as commitment and not competition).

While defining and implementing the compromise Kosovo makes (the municipality of the Serbian Majority) and leaving open the discussion on recognition in an inaccurate future on time. Furthermore, no word for establishing a standard of rights that would apply to both the Serb community and the Albanians in the Valley in Kosovo.

Instead of fighting for recognition as absolute urgency by acknowledging the association as compromise in exchange for it, KM Kurti fought against association by turning its foundation into absolute urgency without having recognition of it as a snail. Association for International Organization. Like 2013. Is that progress?