EU was seriously concerned with CEC for failing to approve Serbian List results

The European Union has expressed serious concern over its failure to confirm Serbian List results in the recent elections in Kosovo and has called for the Central Election Commission's work to be depoliticised. That is what an EU spokesman has said by commenting on the nonconfirmation of the List with the names of MPs elected by this political subject. “EU [...]
“The EU expresses serious concern about the failure of the Central Election Commission to approve the final outcome for the Serbian List in the recent parliamentary elections”, it says in this EU proposal.
“The EU reiterates the call for depoliticisation of the CEC's work, in line with the Election Monitoring Mission report, and calls on all sides to work together, in line with Constitution”.
Furthermore, the EU spokesman reiterates the call for Kosovo's next legislature to speed up EU-related reforms and ratify the Growth Plan.
It is important that all elected MPs take their seats in the new Kosovo Assembly. The EU recalls that Kosovo's future legislature must speed up EU-related reforms and ratify agreements by the pending Growth Plan, to benefit Kosovo's population”, the EU spokesman has said.












