“Brussels 2, Brussels 3, or whichever name we give to the talks, they must be related to the economy and position of our churches and our cultural heritage,” told Minister in charge of Kosovo and Metohija, Aleksandar Vulin, after today’s signing of the donation of “Simpo” production line to the Ras-Prizren Diocese, in Zubin Potok.
Vulin said that his expectations are that resumption of the talks with Pristina authorities, mediated by the European Union, will provide concrete solutions to the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, which will result in economic facilitation of their life. “I expect the international community will recognize what we have invested and what exists in K&M”, said Vulin.
When asked by the reporters whether he will be in charge of Kosovo and Metohija in the new government, Vulin did not give a specific answer, but noted that the southern Serbian province certainly will be in the focus of the next Government. “Kosovo and Metohija were in the focus of this government, as well the next government. Within a few hours, the prime will announce the names of all ministers,” said Vulin.
According to him, it is important that the policy of the Government of Serbia for Kosovo and Metohija “is finally established so that it will not change.” “None of the future ministers will be able to change policy towards Kosovo and Metohija. That is the policy of non-recognition of Kosovo’s independence, a policy of negotiating with the international community and the policy of safeguarding the national interests of the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija,” said Vulin.
