Mustafa: Ohrid summit secures peace, stability in Balkans

He said the Ohrid meeting more views it as a peace and stability security for the Balkans, while expressing reservations on what Kosovo has really benefited. He stressed that international parties have not promised anything concrete for Kosovo, such as UN membership or recognition of independence by the five European Union countries.

I see it more as a step towards finding a solution to ensure peace and stability in the Western Balkans. Since we had problems in the north of the country last year. This is more peace insurance and stability, I can't say that Kosovo has gained something, because there are no concrete promises for Kosovo, such as recognition by the five EU nations, and memberships in international organisations, so we have not expected anything and are announced before. We have requested that the agreement be concluded with mutual recognition, but it may come in order days after a period of time, or sometime around 2030, which is far from”, he said.

He said Serbia has also signed agreements with Kosovo in the past, but has never implemented them. Former Chairman I The LDK says the two points of the Franco-German plan, respectively, are unclear.

Serbia has signed agreements in 2013, signed the agreement in 2015, but Serbia has not gone further than signatures, so it has not implemented them. Once again, we are not sure of their implementation. Kosovo does not have the benefits, which I have offered will happen with the signing of this agreement. Now for us it's uncertain, which understands Article 7 that speaks of self-enforcement, the basic document is at the same time forcing the parties to implement all agreements that have been agreed on so far. I think I should have stopped this and I think Kurt asked. The problem is that government behaviour Kurti and institutions have caused this situation so that we can then be conditioned by the international community. The association is blended into two points: at point 7 as self-enamination, which for us is unclear what is thought by internationals and by Kurti himself. And 10th point that parties are forced to implement all agreements reached. Kurt has not rejected the association”, Mustafa added.

He says that when he was at the helm of the government they had planned that forming association sent the Constitutional Court, the body, which would then assess its compliance with the country's rules.

We planned in 2015 for the association statute to be handed over to the Constitutional Court, and where it estimates it is in harmony with the constitution, then consider the association to be formed”, he said.

Among other things, Mustafa went back in time and remembered Kurt's political stake when he was in opposition and methods he used to reject the formation of association. He said state institutions with Moldovan bombs have been attacked, and all these actions Mustafa added have turned into a waste of time for Kosovo, in relation to the achievement of a final agreement with Serbia, on which the mutual recognition should remain.

“The way of opposition has been severe, brutal, because at that time all means of opposition have been exploited. Government buildings have been attacked, my home has also been attacked as prime minister. We've been in a very serious situation. We've been missing 10 years, in which we've been able to end these cases. Today we could have the final deal”, Mustafa said.