In a press conference after the meeting of the government, Prime Minister of Kosovo Ramush Haradinaj reconfirmed his position against border changes. “There can be a legally binding agreement for mutual recognition with Serbia but not an agreement based on territory or border,” RTK quotes Haradinaj as saying.
Zeri reports that Haradinaj said they know what doesn’t work with regards to the dialogue with Serbia but that they still have no concrete proposal as to what would work. “It would be good if the opposition came out with something that would work. We have made it clear that no one can speak about something that will not work such as the borders,” Haradinaj said.
Asked about the meeting the US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Matthew Palmer had with Kosovo political leaders, Haradinaj said it is not up to him to comment on what Palmer said there. “You can call the US Embassy and ask,” Haradinaj said. “You know our positions. It is important someone of the level of Matthew Palmer coming to Kosovo considering how busy the US is with other topics and developments. This demonstrates the determination of the US to be alongside Kosovo and the region. This is his message but for more you can ask the US Embassy,” Haradinaj is quoted by Klan Kosova.
