The UN Security Council will discuss tomorrow in New York the new report of Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Kosovo. Serbia will be presented at the session by Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic, was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. On this occasion Dacic will present the Serbia’s assessment about the current situation in Kosovo and on UNMIK activities.
In the report, which covers the period from 16 July to 15 October, Ban welcomed the progress in the talks between Belgrade and Pristina under the auspices of the EU, as well as agreements reached on 25 August, in particular the “main elements for the establishment of the Community / Association of municipalities with Serb majority (ZSO).”
In the report, which covers the period before Pristina suspended the agreement on the ZSO, Ban said that the establishment of the ZSO is crucial for the full implementation of the Brussels agreement. The UN Secretary General criticized the Kosovo opposition because of violence and interference of the work in the Assembly. Ban also requested appointment of a head of Pristina delegation in working group for missing persons, in order to ensure progress in this area.
