Former EU election minister: Far-right currents could have a negative role in Kosovo's prospects

PDK deputy chairman Mimoza Ahmetaj, who has been former Integration Minister, says she is curious to see the outcome of the EU elections for the European Parliament, saying that extreme right-wing currents are gaining support from European citizens.

The choices that will be held this week make us curious to see their outcome, but what we see is that extreme right-wing currents are on the rise and especially when it considers the reports Kosovo currently has with the EU.

For Ahmetajan, Kosovo has lost its moment because we are placed under EU sanctions because of these institutions.

European Parliament is just one of the EU institutions, we need to talk to the EU and their other institutions in general. Kosovo has lost its moment because we are in EU sanctions, because of these institutions it claims to be the frontonline.

The PDK deputy chairman says that extreme right currents could then have a negative role for Western Balkan states and separately for Kosovo.

The extreme right ranges subsequently defeated a negative role in the prospects of Western Balkan states on the road to the EU and normally, even in relation to Kosovo, potential Mimoza Ahmetaj