The EU Rule of Law mission in Kosovo (EULEX) will keep its executive competencies at least for another two years and will not be an advisory mission, contrary to what the government in Pristina has been insisting on. Kosovo’s Deputy Prime Minister Hajredin Kuci confirmed on Thursday that local authorities and EU officials harmonized their positions on a number of issues related to the new mission, including its competencies. “We agreed that all rule of law institutions will be led by locals, the majority of members of the panel will be locals, EULEX judges and prosecutors will operate within our judicial system, and the new EULEX mandate will expire on 15 June, 2016,” Kuci said. “The mission will be called EULEX Kosovo and, as far as competencies are concerned, they will be equal with those of locals.”
EULEX to keep executive competencies (Koha Ditore)
- Published: 10 years ago on 04/04/2014
- By: OSPI-sb
- Last Modified: April 4, 2014 @ 9:08 am
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