Faton Abdullahu, spokesperson of the government of Kosovo, told Telegrafi that re-proceeding of the demarcation at the Assembly will not be delayed. “The Prime Minister Mustafa has just returned from New York, where he stayed for a week. He had many constructive and beneficial meetings including the one with President Obama. The priority of Prime Minister’s agenda is now demarcation and the positive thing is that there is an agreeable and coordinated will of the coalition parties not to prolong this draft-law unjustifiably. So, not to delay it, but to proceed it with the conviction that this is beneficial for Kosovo’s state building and strengthening of the European integrations as well as visa liberalisation,” Abdullahu said.
Government determined not to delay re-proceeding of demarcation (Telegrafi))
- Published: 8 years ago on 27/09/2016
- By: OSCPA H
- Last Modified: September 27, 2016 @ 2:29 pm
- Filed Under: Articles from Kosovo media
- Tagged With: border demarcation, Kosovo Assembly, Kosovo Government, Mustafa, Telegrafi
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