Former Thaci advisor: Responsibilities must also be sought by Kosovo Embassy in Skopje, Osmani humiliated

Adil Behramaj, former adviser to former President Hashim Thaci, has said the Kosovo Embassy in Northern Macedonia is being fully housed by responsibility for President Vjosa Osmani's incident at Skopje Airport.

Behramaj on a Facebook note said the ambassador is in charge of this.

Kosovo's “Embassy in northern Macedonia is being fully housed by responsibility for the incident at Skopje Airport, where President Osmani and the state of Kosovo were humiliated. Vjosa Osmani's man, who has been appointed ambassador there, has enormous responsibilities in this regard. In any country we have diplomatic relations with, the embassy informs local authorities of the position or movements of its top state officials in the friendly state, carries out the procedures, and sends out an accredited diplomat, who in most cases with officials of the friendly state protocol or responsible for VIP airport zones, conduct all procedures. ” he said.

On the other hand, he has explained the following:

The country's “president, if these procedures are performed in advance and the movements are announced in time, he will not handle bags or checks. He goes directly to the room reserved for him, waits there until embassy staff and any of his escorts perform the procedures, and when they are finished, he can reportedly move away. A high-level president is neither pushed nor beaten, nor dealt with by police or airport officials”.

Also, Behramaj has added that Gervalla would have to be informed by the Kosovo Embassy in connection with the case, and that if this happened due to the negligence of diplomats from the country, there would have to be measures for the acting ambassador or diplomat.

But the basic question is: Was there a Kosovo diplomat at Skopje Airport to wait and escort his president and facilitate the movement in the country where he was sent on diplomatic mission by two former friends Vjosa Osmani and Donika Grovalla?

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