The deputy parliament speaker of Kosova, Xhavit Haliti said today that every talk with Serbia is political. He made these comments following the meeting of Headship, where was set the agenda for the session of October 6.
The deputy parliament speaker of Kosova, Xhavit Haliti said today that every talk with Serbia is political. He made these comments following the meeting of Headship, where was set the agenda for the...
The deputy parliament speaker of Kosova, Xhavit Haliti said today that every talk with Serbia is political. He made these comments following the meeting of Headship, where was set the agenda for the session of October 6.
On this occasion, Haliti said that even when talks with Serbia are for technical issues, they include politics as well.
“We have a path that is being followed, the dialogue that is being realized in Brussels. The talks are of technical character, but when dealing with Serbia, in technical talks almost everything is politics. The technical talks cannot be without politics. However, Kosova’s Parliament has approved the control in entire territory of Kosova, the Government has taken an action and we support the actions of Government in north,” Haliti said.
He expressed support as well for KFOR forces on their engagements in the efforts to set control in north.
Whereas, Glauk Konjufca from Vetevendosje Movement said that Kosova has a Government that continues making concessions with Serbia. He said that by the agreements that were accepted, the statehood of Republic of Kosova was denied.
“It seems for Kosova’s Government the talks with Serbia will not stop and this is for the reason that we deal with a Government of constant concessions with Serbia, and we have our remarks on agreements that were reached, which late came in form of conclusions that were reached in agreement with Serbia. It is obvious that Kosova’s Government in these agreements has accepted everything that denies the Republic of Kosova, Kosova’s statehood, because it was accepted to use all documents that are accepted by Serbia and there does not stand Republic of Kosova,” Konjufca said.
Whereas, Ahmet Isufi from AAK considered that since the beginning of the talks, they have not been well-prepared.
“We consider that these talks are not valuable, as they are not realized according to Kosova’s agenda, but with agenda of others and in this case Serbia wins, by being constantly topic in international agenda,” Isufi said.
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