He talked about Association and 15 European models he offered Kurt everything Lajcak said yesterday.

This isn't really about dialogue right now until everyone talks about it”, Lajcak said, at ATV.

Lajcak said the management board should first present the proposal for Association, and then discuss the criticism both sides have.

“is clearly spoken on the 2013 deal. It is the managing board that must present the proposal and then both sides have the opportunity to give their counterproposs and comments, and this is the process in which Kosovo and Serbia are equal partners. And the European Union will make sure that what we have reached of the agreement will coincide with European standards and European values”, it added further.

Lajcak has said he gave it to Prime Minister Kurti, 15 European models of such structures, which he said could be developed as inspiration for how association in Kosovo would function.

The same stressed that Kosovo has no reason to be afraid of association.

There is no reason to be afraid at all, because as I said, I have given to Prime Minister Kurti 15 European models to find inspiration. And none of these models have led to this malfunction in countries that have implemented these” models.

The “None of these models have anything like Republika Srska, what's important is that Kosovo and Serbia sign it, agreed on the two documents in 2013 and in 2015”, finished the emissary, Miroslav Lajcak.

Numerous debates in the country have been made concerning the Serbian Orthodox Church and the way its issue is determined in Article 7 of the Franco-German plan.

For this, European Union Special Representative for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue Miroslav Lajcak has said that Kosovo is in Europe and that existing European models must be taken and that there is nothing to be feared here

Kosovo is in Europe. Kosovo sees its future in the European Union at the Council of Europe. So I think it's only logical that by addressing specific issues Kosovo gets inspiration from existing European models or models that exist in the Council of Europe. There's nothing to be afraid of, if it worked in other countries it has to work here, and you have partners who are willing to help you and guide you. That is true in every respect, whether we talk about the association of Serb majority municipalities or the Serbian Orthodox Church or other issues. Take inspiration from European models that worked. And I would highlight another point: inclusion. That means, let's make sure that those who are influenced to get involved in drafting these rules or this” legislation, he said.

Lajcak will stay in Kosovo even during today, where he is expected to have meetings with opposition leaders.