19 minutes agoOsmani tells Hovenier concern for abolishing visas for Kosovo citizens possessing illegal Serbian passports
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)The presidency has provided details regarding yesterday's meeting with President Vjosa Osmani with the Ambassador of the United States of America to Kosovo, Jeffrey Havenier. This meeting has discussed Osman's participation in NATO Summit activities, its meetings with senior American officials, and <x0) concrete steps that [...]
This meeting has discussed Osman's participation in NATO Summit activities, its meetings with senior American officials, and the <x0 concrete steps that should be undertaken in terms of co-ordinating actions in behalf of Kosovo's interests and partnership with the US”.
Osmani has expressed concern for the European Union Council's decision to lift the visa regime to Kosovo citizens who own Serbian illegal passports.
“ ... stressing that this decision negatively affects the extent of rule of law throughout Kosovo, as well as the efforts to integrate the Serb community in Kosovo.
President Osmani and Ambassador Havenier also discussed a series of legal initiatives being addressed by recent institutions, with the cases confirming the importance of ensuring respect for democratic principles and higher standards for human rights”, the announcement said.
Full announcement:
President Vjosa Osmani has been hosting a regular meeting by US Ambassador Jeffrey Havenier.
The meeting has discussed the president's participation in activities under the NATO Summit, at the invitation of President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, respectively. Praising the US invitation and Kosovo's presence in these key summit activities as a strategic development in behalf of advancing and maintaining peace and security in the region and beyond, President Osmani imposed the positive impact that Kosovo's membership in NATO would have on lasting and lasting peace and security.
President Osmani and Ambassador Havenier also discussed the recent meetings of the President with senior American officials, as well as concrete steps to be taken following in terms of co-ordinating actions in behalf of Kosovo's interests and partnership with the US.
Speaking of recent developments in the country, the president expressed concern about the Council of the European Union's yesterday's decision to lift the visa regime to Kosovo citizens who possess Serbian illegal passports, stressing that this decision negatively affects the extent of rule of law throughout Kosovo, as well as affects efforts to integrate the Serb community in Kosovo.
President Osmani and Ambassador Havenier also discussed a series of legal initiatives being addressed by recent institutions, with the cases confirming the importance of ensuring respect for democratic principles and higher standards for human rights.
