The EU Rapporteur for Kosovo, Urlike Lunacek, said that the new elected government should vote demarcation of the border with Montenegro. “I hope that those elected after the 11 June would act with responsibility and vote demarcation of the border with Montenegro and seriously fight corruption – the two main conditions for liberalization of visas,” Lunacek said through a video message for Kosovo, regional and international students who held a simulating meeting in Kosovo, and discussed visa liberalization among other issues.

Students also spoke about fighting of terrorism, while Lunacek’s message on the matter was that “as far as terrorism is concerned, forces of the European Union countries should cooperate more on fighting this phenomenon.”

The leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) Kadri Veseli and the outgoing Minister of Education Arsim Bajrami were also foreseen to speak at the meeting, however they did not participate.