Meeting in Brussels: Bislim confirms that other topics were discussed, except for the Commission on Missing With Violence

The first incumbent Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Development and Dialog, Besnik Bislimi, attended today's upcoming dialogue meetings in Brussels at the chief negotiator level. The main theme of these meetings was the functioning of the Joint Commission for Persons Missing From Violence.

According to Deputy Prime Minister Bislimi's statement, most of the time was held at bilateral meetings, initially with representatives of the European Union and later with the Serbian side. The meetings were seen as successful and resulted in agreeing to functionalisation of the Commission, aimed at implementing the Agreement on Persons Missing With Violence between Prime Minister Kurti and President Vuciq.

The “has remained so that in the coming weeks our deputies will determine the first priorities for the work of the Joint Commission,” stressed Bislimi.

He added that in addition to the main theme for the missing, other points were discussed during the meetings, which are expected to take development after the new government's formation. Most of the time, however, has been devoted to implementing the deal on violent missing persons.

Full announcement from the Prime Minister's Office: 

The first incumbent Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Development and Dialogue of the Republic of Kosovo, Besnik Bislimi, attended the upcoming dialogue meetings in Brussels at the chief negotiator level. The main theme of the meetings was the functioning of the Joint Commission for Persons Missing From Violence.

Below, Deputy Prime Minister Bislimi's full media statement after the end of the meetings:

Question: Mr. What is the result of the meetings, and did they have a joint meeting?

Answer: Much of the time today has been spent at bilateral meetings, namely initially the Kosovo side with the European Union and then the Serb side. The goal was to agree today to functional the Joint Commission on Living or Implementation of the Agreement on Un finders between Prime Minister Kurti and President Vuciq. Meetings were successful, and we finally came to live that goal. Now it is still in the coming weeks that our deputies meet and set the first priorities for the work of the Joint Commission.

Question: Was there any subject at meetings other than the subject for the found?

Reply: The subject was the main theme. Of course, other elements that are expected to move in the future after the government's formation have been affected at short points, but most of the time has been dedicated to the Commission's life of implementing the Action-disgulated Persons Agreement.