Ahmetaj: If we're serious about voters, why should Brussels treat us seriously?

Citing Callas' visit to Kosovo, she said we are sending a clear message to Brussels that we are serious about the institution of government institutions.

“We have not been paying attention to how difficult it is to reach a consensus within member states that such measures as set out also be removed”.

The “has been lobbied indefinitely, Chairman Krasniqi has repeatedly mentioned that Kosovo would have to be removed these measures that are wrongly imposed, however consensus is required within member states in order to remove”.

“The recent visit of Mrs. Kallas, Kosovo's foreign policy chief, and the approach she had, the meetings with Kosovo officials, rather left the impression that she belonged to party leaders than government officials, for she met with VV chairman and other parties, but at any moment we are sending no clear message even to Brussels that we are serious in constitution of government institutions and those coming out of the February elections, so the Parliament, the Speaker of the Parliament and the Government. And as such, if we are not serious in front of Kosovo's citizen, before voters then why should Brussels treat us seriously and how we treat citizens' vote in such form, the approach of Brussels” is also being reversed. /Periscope/