3 minutes agoEuropean Commission: No progress for Serbia on road to EU without normalising reports with Kosovo
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)The European Commission has made it clear that the further pace of Serbia's accession negotiations with the European Union will be conditioned by progress in the area of rule of law and normalisation of relations with Kosovo. That's what European Commission spokeswoman Ana Pisonero himself said. According to her, negotiations on normalisation with [...]
According to her, negotiations on normalisation with EU mediation are an integral part of the negotiations and that “the outlook, reconciliation and economic development are the main preconditions for the accelerated progress of the Western Balkan region towards the EU”.
“Sic has been declared by every EU representative for foreign policy and security in Ohrid, the agreement on normalising relations is primarily in the interest of the people of Serbia and Kosovo, for broader regional stability and so that Kosovo and Serbia can progress on their European path” has said the European Western Balkan portal, European Commission spokeswoman Ana Pisonero.
This means waiting for candidate countries to implement reforms in different groups and chapters, starting with '%bazatı, including the rule of law. These are the first chapters to open in the membership process and the last to be closed. in line with improved methodology”, she said.
In the late hours of March 18th, European Union Chief diplomat Josep Borrell announced that Kosovo and Serbia have reached an agreement, following a marathon day of discussions in Ohrid, North Macedonia.
The parties agreed on the annex to implement the Agreement towards normalising relations between Kosovo and Serbia, which they agreed on February 27th in Brussels.
