Lock-in: We're looking for our people, you're playing wild people.

Miroslav Lajcak has indicated that at the 2 May meeting, the presentation of the first draft statute will be discussed.

The formal adoption of the declaration of missing persons is also expected.

Regarding the Kurti-Wuccic meeting, representative of the Association of Family Members of Missing Persons has reacted Bajram Qerkeyni.

There is no expectations that there will be approval or signature for missing persons in Brussels.

He told Front Online that the meeting hosts the 25-year political games for this category.

I expect from the May 2nd meeting that they've played for 25 years, from this meeting I expect them to play an even bigger game they've played so far. We're looking for people, they're playing games for missing people. From this government we expect nothing, not that we don't expect, but they have to go back again that were”, Qerkey said.

On April 3rd in Brussels, the next meeting between Kosovo Deputy Prime Minister Besnik Bislim, the European Union's Special Representative for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak, and the head of the Office for Kosovo in Serbia's Government, Petar Petkov.

Bajram Qerkeyni has again commented on this meeting.

He said there was more discussion at the meeting about cars burned in the north than about the found.

Krkin has said that, according to him, there is neither reconciliation nor peace with Serbia without dawning the fate of the found.

“We don't believe they agreed in Brussels to find Bislim and Petkov. More has been discussed about cars burned in the north than the issue of missing persons. They are seeking reconciliation and peace without the dawning of the found, but let both Kosovo and Serbia know that reconciliation will not have”, Qrkin said.

After the end of the Kosovo war in 1999, there were 6 thousand and 500 missing persons.

Most of them were found, as a result of exhumations at mass cemeterys in Kosovo and Serbia.