Furious target: With a statement about the missing the process will scan even more

The statement reportedly says that the parties will commit to whiteening undiscovered persons in the recent war in Kosovo in 1998-1999.

With this statement, the two countries have agreed to provide full access to reliable and accurate information that helps find and identify missing persons, that includes all materials, notes, orders, documents, videos, audio-incisions, and any other document including those with classified status, under the possession of institutions on both sides, which are important to this context.

But angry with this statement has been the representative of the Association of Family Members of Missing Persons, Bajram Qerkeyni.

The target, for Front Online, says that what happened last night is nothing new and that he does not expect anything will develop in the future on this issue.

They just agreed like many other times. I've read all this several times and there's nothing new but that they have to cooperate with, they need to open up our documentation and internationals, and what they're thinking, I don't know, but there's nothing in this job exactly”, it's called the Kerkey.

He says there is nothing new in this statement except what has been known for 24 years.

I don't see anything new, lots of solutions have stagnus and are wanting some political things with the bagnu still. There are no human parts, there are no new parts that have been said here, except for what we've known to be 24 x1...

While blaming Government, he says he expects this process to analyse even more than over the next two years.

“The government is commenting on how it likes it, the government has agreed with a statement they agreed on and on for me these are not real. I don't expect anything new, what I expect is that there's still more process like there's been stagnu that two years”, he stated.

Full statement for missing persons:

Stressing the importance of resolving the fate of those who continue to disappear and promoting lasting reconciliation and peace,

Given that this Declaration follows the understanding of the International Committee of the Red Cross (KNKK) for Missing Persons, which includes people forcibly missing,

Remembering that all categories of missing persons will be treated with equal priorities,

Recognising the important work done through the Working Group for Missing Persons, led by the KNKK,

Encouraging co-operation with other relief actors in the field of missing persons, in particular with the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP),

Recognizing the issue of missing persons as humanitarian issues,

Noting the urgent need for additional efforts to alleviate family suffering,

We engage together,

To ensure full implementation of relevant commitments in the field of missing persons,

To co-operate closely in identifying burial sites and to follow with excavations,

To ensure full access to reliable and accurate information that help to locate and identify missing persons within January 1, 1998, issue of December 31, 2000. This includes all materials, notes, orders, documents, videos, audio updates and any other document including those with classified status ) under the possession of institutions on both sides, which are important to this context,

To make all local and international documents of importance available for determining the fate of missing persons to use satellite data, LEDAR and other technologies, in uncovering mass graves,

To enable and encourage the active engagement of families of missing persons in the process of identifying their fates,

To provide adequate rights and address the needs of families of missing persons,

To create and work together through a Joint Commission, headed by the European Union and monitored by the KNKK, in order to support efforts to resolve the fate of missing persons,

To monitor and support the work and progress made by the Working Group for Missing Persons through the Joint Commission.

Operational details will be agreed on the future round of EU-brokered dialogue for normalisation of relations.