Sorensen's Kallas have the scenario ready, Bislim admits Kurti can go for dialogue in Brussels

Kosovo's incumbent Deputy Prime Minister, Besnik Bislimi, was in Brussels on Monday, where he met with European Union Special Envoy for Dialogue Peter Sorensen.

Danish diplomat, who succeeds Miroslav Lajcak in the moderator's position, was said to have told Kosovo's chief negotiator of access to the upcoming phases of talks” between Kosovo and Serbia.

He basically showed us with the approach he thinks to have at the next stage of the talks, both at the level of the chief negotiators, even at the high meetings where Mrs. Kallas, and then at the bilatheral meeting, we set up a series of topics on which we believe it is very important that the sooner we get answers from Brussels or the solution”, Bislimi said in a press proposal after meeting with Sorensen.

After mentioning some of the issues he said he had discussed at the meeting with Sorensen, Bislimi indicated that “has also been the first of a material “but added that “could not happen because complications have taken place with Serbia's team, which did not arrive in Brussels due to delays in Vienna or something similar”.

Sorensen said the meeting with Bistimin took place “within preparation for a trilateral meeting” today, which did not take place.

He said that many issues were discussed, while warning a trilateral meeting “soon”.

“E hosted Kosovo Chief negotiator Besnik Bislimi for a meeting under preparations for a trilateral meeting of Dialogue in Brussels today. We discussed a wide range of important issues on normalising relations with Serbia. We plan to organise a trilateral meeting soon”, Sorensen wrote on X.

Bislimi said that because of the situation in which the country is located, “cannot be held at a level of” between Kosovo and Serbia.

Kallas: Ohrid Agreement, Fact That Must Be implemented

The chief of European Union diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, remained in Kosovo on May 22nd, during a town hall in the Western Balkans.

It called for resolving the political stalemate in the country, saying the “formation of the new Assembly and the new government is essential for Kosovo's stability and growth, as well as for the country's European future”.

Kallas had said that the “Ohrid Agreement is a fact and should be implemented by both sides”, while he had warned discussions with representatives of both sides “how to move forward” and “for concrete steps ahead of” in the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue.

I am willing to contribute from my time and energy to this process of normalising relations, because it is in the interest of the citizens of Kosovo, as well as of Serbia”, it has declared.

In Pristina, Kallas had indicated that with Sorensen they were sitting down and had seen “what had worked and what hasn't worked in this process”.

Bislimi is criticised for going into dialogue with Serbia without new institutions in Kosovo, says “sansi”

While Bislim was staying in Brussels, someone in Kosovo asked that “represents it?

Burim Ramadani, a security affairs connoisseur, former chief inspector of the Kosovo Intelligence Agency, said he does not have “political and civic legislation” to deal with dialogue.

“Besnik Bislimi, what do you represent in Dialog with Serbia? You don't have political legitimacy and citizenship. The government has completed the mandate (as Mr. The course when the election results are certified. You didn't even compete for an MP. No vote you have and currently serves at a facility that has completed the” mandate, he wrote in a Facebook post.

“” asked Ramadani deputy prime minister in office. “Rir in Pristina, sir or walk wherever you want (your issue!), but don't go on behalf of Kosovo in dialogue with Serbia!”

He said he couldn't speak in the name of the state, because there is no “legitimacy nor legality”.

Journalist Ilir Mirena also asked Besnik Bissim that “on whose behalf are you speaking?”.

Asked to comment also on the positions of some diplomats in Brussels that they are not sure whether meetings in the situation in which Kosovo currently is in place, Bislimi said that “are some topics where Kosovo can benefit”.

There are certainly difficulties for the reasons that high-level meetings cannot be held, but there are still some topics where Kosovo can benefit if there are constructive or constructive approaches on the part of Serbia, and I think it would not be okay if we lose these chances because in Pristina there are obstacles to the constitution of”, he said. /Periscope/