Prime Minister of Kosovo, Ramush Haradinaj, addressed reporters shortly after the Assembly went on break to give time to relevant committee to harmonise the text of the border demarcation agreement with Montenegro. Haradinaj said that a group of MPs are currently in Podgorica and that this could delay the voting process. Asked whether the ruling parties have secured the last two votes to ratify the border deal, Haradinaj said: “We don’t know if there are two or more votes short but we are working in being unified in our decision.” Kosovo prime minister also spoke about the position of the Serbian List on the demarcation agreement saying it was not definite. “We are under discussion with them, they have no definite stance on how they will vote,” Haradinaj said.
