5 minutes agoArifi: The failure to deal with Rama is to carry Kurt's personal staff to the institution level
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Cold reports between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama appear to have not improved. This is seen on Monday's visit to Kosovo. Kurti and Rama neither met in Pristina nor in Prizren, where they discussed the role [...]
For this reason the Kosovo government has tried to blame Edi Rama.
From the prime minister's office, ironising that Rama is belonging to those “he needs to fix reports”.
Just about that, Portal Periscopi has spoken with former Kosovo-Serbia dialogue chief negotiator in Brussels Avni Arifi.
He has blamed Kurt for saying that failure to meet Rama is to carry its troubles to the institutional level, while considering it unwarranted.
The report with Albania has built people and maintained people, regardless of leaders. Kurti's failure to meet Albania's prime minister is to carry Kurt's personal troubles to the institution level. Primitive and not justified.”, Arifi said.
He says reports with Albania are at the lowest level, which according to him, this Kurti behaviour will have consequences for Kosovo.
“institutional reports with Albania are the same as reports with the US administration and the EU. At the lowest level of our existence. Kurt's behaviour as a super-power leader is only correcting Kosovo's race will create a super problem from which the consequences will be long-term for Kosovo and its people”, the former ambassador for Periscope has said.
Former Ambassador Avni Arifi also spoke of Borrell's report, expected to be released.
He says pessimistic that with this report, the removal of punitive measures against Kosovo will be recommended.
And that, according to him, is because of the actions that Kurt's Government has committed during this time.
For Arifi, however, it will be required by EU states to balance measures against Serbia.
The “is hard to expect that Borrell will recommend lifting measures while there are contrasting views about whether the Bratislava agreement and the government's uncoordinated actions have been implemented. The only hope is that there will be EU countries that will seek to balance measures with measures towards Serbia, and which do not exist”, he has said, among other things. /Periscopi
