Kadrijaj: Allies are demanding that the implementation of the Brussels agreement starts with the Association
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Member of Parliament of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Time Kadrijaj says that the Kurti government has failed in the dialogue process. According to her, due to Kurti's wrong approach, Kosovo's allies are demanding that the implementation of the Brussels Basic Agreement and the Ohrid annex, start the procedures for the establishment of the Association.
Kadrijaj for KosoovaPress, says that this is harmful for the country, as it is not known whether the Serbian side will continue with the implementation of the agreement.
"Not being cooperative and thinking that even with the international factor, this government has tried to play with two cards, to accept and declare something else in Brussels and something else in Kosovo. When the Franco-German plan has been accepted, there is no further division of any agreement which then has importance as now importance is given to the Association within the agreement. Now we are in a situation that is being conditioned for the beginning of the implementation of the Brussels agreement to start with the Association. This puts Kosovo in a not very enviable situation, since in this order it is not known whether it will be implemented by the other side, or whether the Association will receive the same as happened with the lands of the Monastery of Deçan. This approach to dialogue has damaged and set Kosovo back. This draft of the Association is the worst possible form that could happen to Kosovo, since with this Association it is seen that it will have executive powers and will have autonomy", she says.
However, the opposition deputy declares that the implementation of the Brussels Basic Agreement and the Ohrid annex is far away, even though the parties had until July 18 to send comments on the sequencing plan proposed by the EU emissary for dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak.
She accuses Serbia of being a deconstructive party, but she is skeptical that even Kosovo will move forward because the country is in an election year.
Although he wants the removal of punitive measures from the European Union, Kadrijaj says that the European Union is skeptical about removing the measures due to the government's warnings about the opening of the Ibri bridge.
On the other hand, she is also critical of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora, Donika Gërvalla, who, according to her, has not brought any new recognition or membership in international organizations for Kosovo.
