Political analyst, Shkelzen Maliqi, said in an interview for the paper that the Kosovo Government did not properly manage the issue of the border demarcation with Montenegro. Maliqi also said that contrary to claims made by opposition parties, the demarcation agreement is not dead. Maliqi further said that two sovereign countries can openly discuss the logical correction of the border. He denied that the opposition was a factor in the withdrawal of the demarcation bill from the Assembly last week. According to Maliqi, the Assembly could not have ratified the deal without the votes of the Serbian List. Maliqi also argued that both the ruling coalition and the opposition are showing signs of fatigue and disorientation and they are failing to address real problems but are instead caught up in an uncompromising fight for power.
Maliqi: Demarcation is not dead (Zeri)
- Published: 8 years ago on 08/09/2016
- By: OSCPA F
- Last Modified: September 8, 2016 @ 9:25 am
- Filed Under: Articles from Kosovo media
- Tagged With: demarcation, Kosovo Assembly, Kosovo Government, Maliqi, Serbian List, Zëri
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