The paper writes in its editorial today that it is unclear what agreement today’s meeting between Kosovo and Serbia prime ministers in Brussels will produce but one thing is certain and that is that there is no transparency from the Kosovo side about the dialogue. Kosovo officials continue to reiterate that they would not sign anything that damages Kosovo but according to the paper the reality is that they have done so until now. The main problem, the paper adds, is the Association/Community of Serb-majority Municipalities which it seems will have executive powers and become a type of a mini-state inside Kosovo. And while normalization of relations with Serbia is necessary, the Kosovo side should not always be the one to make concessions. On the other hand, the people of Kosovo deserve to know what is going on in the dialogue and what is actually being agreed to.
Transparency in dialogue (Kosova Sot)
- Published: 9 years ago on 25/08/2015
- By: OSPI-rq
- Last Modified: August 25, 2015 @ 2:32 pm
- Filed Under: Opinions
- Tagged With: Dialogue, Kosova Sot
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