Kurti publishes the proposal he made in Brussels, includes establishment of association in several phases

Then, according to this proposal, this draft draft is proposed to the European Union.

From here there is a transition to Article 2 and then to Article 1 of the Basic Agreement. Article 2 requires the EU to present the agreement between Kosovo and Serbia and the application annex to the UN Secretary General and inform the UN and inform the Security Council and Parliamentary Assembly that the two sides have agreed with the principles set out in the UN Charter of respect for territorial integrity, where the parties are treated as equal members of the international community. Also Article 2 requires the removal of the injector and representation from the U. NMIK at regional forums.

The two sides behave, treat and state publicly that they develop international relations with each other on the basis of principles envisioned in the UN Charter and treat the other as equal members of the international community”, the Kosovo proposal is said to be.

The document continues with Article 1, which requires recognition of respective documents and national symbols.

” Legal internal procedure for implementing recognition of respective documents and national symbols, including passports, diplomas, license plates and customs stamps, issued within the accepted jurisdiction”, the proposal stresses.

After implementation of these points has been made, Prime Minister Kurti in his proposal reverts the issue of Association, making a link between Article 1, Article 7 and Article 10.

Kurti here proposes that the negotiation process begin on the statue of the instrument of self-awareness of Kosovo Serbs, as he calls it.

He then makes a return to Article 2, 3 and 4 and 5.

Article 2 and 3, says the parties will refrain from threats or use of force or engage in any practice of using force against each other, in accordance with the UN Charter.

At these two articles, Serbia must pledge to give up all territorial claims and agree to demarcation of the border in a period of two years.

The “Piles refrain from non-intervention on internal issues and recognise mutual jurisdiction in respective territories. The agreement formalises Serbia's giving up all territorial claims on Kosovo territory and borders, and the parties agree on demarcation of the border in a two-year period of”, the proposal of these two provisions says.

In articles 4 and 5 proposed as the successor of the upper nine, Kosovo proposes taking essential steps regarding the membership and status of Kosovo's EU candidate country, for membership in the Council of Europe, signing the Partnership for Peace programme with NATO, and towards remaining recognitions.

Also in these two articles, Serbia, through official communication with all international organisations, vows that it prohibits all obstacles to Kosovo's membership in international organisations, which are excluded as opportunities, voting against public, direct, indirect or confidential form, including through third parties.

EU Chief Borrell signed testimony paper confirming failure to prevent Kosovo and Serbia from their respective processes for EU accession. EU member states will be notified of such legally binding documents”, the Kosovo proposal said.

As these articles have been implemented, Kurti proposes being brought back to the Association, proposing the conclusion of negotiations for the Kosovo Serbs' station on self-awareness.

After that, Kosovo's proposal returns to articles 1 and 2, where Kosovo and Serbia implement a normal co-operation for good neighbourly relations and engage in regular government-government communication to track friendly bilateral reports.

The two sides adopt proper interstate conduct and the vocabulary of public officials should reflect the letter and spirit of the Basic Agreement, including the improvement to refer to Kosovo and Serbia and cut the reference for Pristina and Belgrade or any other appointment. Both sides take a friendly stand and interrupt any divisive or damaging efforts on the other side in all areas, including boycotting international events. The end of any use of asymmetry at a bilateral and multilateral level, the completion of the use of the”, the proposal said.

After arriving at this stage, Kosovo proposes ensuring the legality of the House of Association or self-advancing instrument, sending it to the Constitutional Court of Kosovo.

Following the proposal, the extinction of illegal structures financed by Serbia is envisioned and operating on the territory of the Republic of Kosovo.

“The services that make up municipal responsibilities will be passed to Kosovo municipalities in accordance with Kosovo law, if appropriate and legal. The municipalities could then begin co-operating through partnerships in providing the joint services they consider relevant in accordance with Kosovo's law and the Council of Europe conventions”, it says in progress.

It is then proposed that it be started with a sequence of implementation of obligations stemming from past dialogue agreements that remained valid and binding, which are included in the proposal under Article 10.

The Kosovo-Serbia report is then proposed to advance through practical arrangements for exchanging permanent missions and establishing missions.

After that, it continues with Article 7 again, where it is proposed to become the formalism of the statute of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo and to make sure of the strong level of protection of Serbian religious and cultural heritage objects, in line with existing European models.

At the end of the proposal, Kosovo lists Article 6, where the regulation of bilateral reports, the removal of Kosovo-Serbia economic barriers, the resumption of railway transport and direct co-operation between law enforcement agencies and the binding of agreements in all previous areas.

The latest point of Kosovo's proposal is organising the donor conference and preparing a joint project on the sides.

In the end, it is the proposal under Article 6, for the adoption of the framework and principles and the start of the formal process of dialogue towards the comprehensive, legally binding agreement for the full normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia.

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Annex: The adoption of the Declaration of the Missing Person (finished by both).

Article 7:

The agreement for the presentation of draft Statut by the management team (finished by Kosovo).

Article 7: 

Managing team presents draft status in EU High Level Dialogue (completed by Kosovo)

Article 2:

The EU High Representative presents the agreement on the road to normalisation between Kosovo and Serbia and the annex of implementation with the UN Secretary General and informs the UN Security Council and informs the UN General Assembly that the two sides have agreed with the principles set out in the UN Charter, respect the respective territorial integrity and treat the other side as an equal member of the international community, which replaces the need for use of the framework and UNMIK representation at regional forums. Both sides behave, address and state publicly that they develop international relations with each other on the basis of principles envisioned in the UN Charter and treat the other as equal members of the international community.

Article 1:

The recognition of respective documents and national symbols. The internal legal procedure for implementing recognition of respective documents and national symbols, including passports, diplomas, license plates and customs seals, issued within accepted jurisdiction.

Nets 1, 7 and 10:

The launch of a negotiation process on the statue of the Kosovo Serbs' self-information instrument.

Article 2 and 3:

The sides will refrain from any threat or use of force or engage in any practice of using force towards each other, in accordance with the UN Charter. The sides refrain from non-intervention on internal issues that recognise mutual jurisdiction in respective territories. The agreement formalises Serbia's giving up all territorial claims on Kosovo territory and borders, and the parties agree on demarcation of the border in a two-year period.

Article 4 and 5:

They took essential steps regarding the membership and status of Kosovo's EU candidate country, for membership in the Council of Europe, for signing the Partnership for Peace programme with NATO and towards remaining recognitions. In official communication with all international organisations, Serbia prohibits all obstacles to Kosovo's membership in any international organisation, where voting is ruled out against, as well as public, direct, indirect, or confidential, including through third parties in this direction. EU chief Borrell signed testimony papers confirming no obstruction from Kosovo and Serbia to their respective EU accession processes. EU member states will be notified of such legally binding documents.

Nets 7 and 10:

The conclusion of negotiations for the Stattut instrument for self-defence for Kosovo Serbs.

Article 1 and 2:

Kosovo and Serbia implement normal and good neighbourly co-operation and engage in regular government-government communication to follow friendly bilateral reports. Both sides approve the proper interstate conduct and the vocabulary of public officials should reflect in the letter and spirit of the Basic Agreement, including the improvement to refer to Kosovo and Serbia and cut the reference for Pristina and Belgrade or any other appointment. Both sides take a friendly stand and interrupt any divisive or damaging efforts on the other side in all areas, including boycotting international events. The end of any use of asset at a bilateral and multilateral level concludes the use of the login.

Nets 7 and 10:

Ensuring Staut's legal sustainability and accession by adopting relevant decrees and regulations, which will be considered by the Constitutional Court of Kosovo.

Article 1, 2, 3 and 10:

The illegal structures financed by Serbia, which operate on Kosovo territory, are dissolved. Services that make up municipal responsibility will be passed to Kosovo municipalities in accordance with Kosovo law, if appropriate and legal. The municipalities can then begin to co-operate through partnerships in providing joint services they consider relevant in line with Kosovo's law and the Council of Europe conventions.

Article 10: 

The selection of implementation of relevant obligations stemming from past dialogue agreements that remain valid and binding.

Article 8:

Practical adjustments are made to exchange permanent missions and missions are established.

Article 7:

Forming the status of the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo and ensuring the strong level of protection of Serbian religious and cultural heritage objects, in line with existing European models.

Article 6:

The establishment of separate EU-led working groups and the completion of negotiating frameworks for bilateral agreements mentioned in Article 6 (b) of the Agreement and the completion of priority agreements on bilateral co-operation for (a) removing economic barriers, (b) the resumption of railway transport between Kosovo and Serbia, and (c) direct co-operation between law enforcement agencies and the continuation of negotiating agreements in all other areas ahead of it.

Article 9:

Organising the donor conference; preparing a joint project on the sides.

Article 6:

Adoption of framework and principles and the beginning of the formal process of dialogue towards a legally binding comprehensive agreement for the full normalisation of relations between Kosovo and Serbia.