The chairman of the Serbian National Assembly’s Judiciary Committee says there should be “no rush” in “removing the constitutional preamble on Kosovo.”
“I personally think that we should not rush this, because there is the question of the order of events when it comes to Serbia’s admission to the EU. We are optimistic, but that does not mean the job will go quickly,” Petar Petrović, from the United Serbia (JS) party and the SPS-JS assembly club, told Tanjug on Wednesday.
He cited the example of Turkey, “which has been for many years negotiating on joining the EU, but has not yet even started preparing to amend its constitution.”
