Shaip Kamberi meets Lajcak, complains about Serbia's actions

According to Camber himself's announcement, he also showed the focus of this meeting.

The discrimination given to Albanians in the Presevo Valley, the lack of integration into state institutions, has only some of the points Kmeri is driving at the meeting.

We announced Mr. Lajcak for the reluctance and unwillingness of the state to integrate Albanians through state institutions and for the readiness that the state system has indicated for the Albanian arrangement. The non-integration of Albanians to institutions made institutions unconcrete and discriminated against, while the application of biased equipment in the countries where Albanians live enables the change of ethnic structure in those settlements. Medvedja is the best example” he wrote among other things.

Full announcement:

In Brussels, with Essar of the EU for Kosovo Dialogue Serbia and other issues in the Western Balkans, Mr. Miroslav Lajcak, to discuss and announce the challenges facing the Albanians in the Valley.
We've met Mr. President. Lajcak for the reluctance and unwillingness of the state to integrate Albanians through state institutions and for the readiness that the state system has indicated for the Albanian arrangement.
The non-integration of Albanians to institutions made institutions unconcrete and discriminated against, while the application of biased equipment in the countries where Albanians live enables the change of ethnic structure in those settlements. Medveja is the best example.
We notified Mr. Lajcak for the importance and impact that for graduates from the Valley there would be recognition of Kosovo diplomas and that their recognition would mean opportunities for a new perspective on the Valley.
The lack of political will to develop the Presevo Valley economically is best reflected in the total boycott of the state in bringing investors to Presevo, Bujanoc and Medvedja. Therefore, Albanian-populated municipalities are also among the most underdeveloped municipalities in the country.
The destroyed school infrastructure in schools where learning is conducted in Albanian, despite the failure of their textbooks and textbooks in Albanian, notes even more the educational process among Albanian students.
The European future should be the only way for the Western Balkans, while human and minority rights should be the essential precondition of continuing the way towards the European Union.