8 minutes agoLajcak insists on restarting dialogue, uninterested parties
Periskopi(2 years ago)
(2 years ago)Last week he was in Pristina, and this Tuesday he is in Belgrade. The EU's special representative for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak, at the centre of this trip had preparations for a new round of negotiations at the chief negotiator level. But no matter what the meeting is, there is not expected to be any decision or agreement on it that will [...]
The EU's special representative for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak, at the centre of this trip had preparations for a new round of negotiations at the chief negotiator level.
But, regardless of the meeting, there is not expected to be any decision or agreement on it that would solve the dialogue process.
So says at least the chairman of the Commission for European Integration in the Kosovo Assembly, Rzazarta Krasniqi.
If we wanted to have a new meeting, but I don't expect anything, we have now entered the fourth year and nothing has happened, for this short time I don't think there will be anything new about the dialogue, which Prime Minister Kurti has never come to report before or after a” meeting, said Rzzarta Krasniqi, chairman of the Commission for European Integration.
Krasniqi says insisting on some topics of dialogue has been wrong for which Kosovo is now suffering the consequences.
The” has gone from dialogue for final agreements, has gone into dialogue to improve the reports, has brought the dialogue itself here, and you know that now in this month it is 1 year from the attack on Banjska and no one has been punished in Serbia”, Krasniqi has said further.
Even deputy from the Vetevendosje Movement Adnan Rrustemi says there is little hope from the efforts of emissary Lajcak for meetings and agreements in this period.
His own sin is that he didn't treat the parties equal from the start.
I'm not an optimist at all about the role or process that Mr. Lajcak, he is, of course, trying, probably on the basis of the scope and competencies he has, but the hope, the belief that there may be any positive effect is evaporating”, said Adnan Rrustemi, LV's MP.
Rrustemi said these meetings have lost their significance, when only two weeks after the Kurti-Vukic meeting had the attack on Banjska, and at that meeting Kosovo was considered a non- constructive party from the EU.
Of the latter have not yet disclosed any date, when there might be an upcoming Kosovo-Serbia meeting. /delage/
