Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, said there is no reason why the EU would not give a positive recommendation for visa liberalization as Kosovo has met all the necessary criteria. “We expect to be able to travel without visas next year,” said Mustafa at the meeting of his cabinet. He added however that the visa liberalization decision is political. Mustafa told his ministers that he met with the EU Special Representative for Kosovo Samuel Zbogar and was informed by him that there is no definite decision regarding the visa liberalization for the people of Kosovo. He called on the EU not to employ double standards towards Kosovo.
Mustafa: We expect to be able to travel without visas next year (RTK)
- Published: 8 years ago on 16/12/2015
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- Last Modified: December 16, 2015 @ 2:43 pm
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- Tagged With: Kosovo Government, Mustafa, RTK, visa liberalization
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