The Serbian highest officials will present the announced plan for Kosovo and Metohija to our most important national institutions, before they present it to the domestic and international public. 

The new plan, which will together compose the head of state, Tomislav Nikolic and Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic will be presented to the Patriarch and the bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church. It will be also presented to the leading men of the Serbian Academy of Sciences, experts in law and international politics and the most relevant political actors in the country. 

According to our information, before the plan will be finally ‘rounded’, the content of the document will be also discussed with the President of Republika Srpska, Milorad Dodik. The aim of these meetings is to reach the widest and strongest possible national consensus about the challenges related to the policy on Kosovo, during the European integrations. 

Basically, Serbia would need to identify where is that “red line”, under which our country will not and cannot go in negotiations with Kosovo Albanians. The plan should also read the clear view of Belgrade regarding a legally binding agreement with Pristina, which awaits us in the final negotiations on the road to full membership in the EU. 

There is a consensus of national leadership that Serbia will not agree to sign an agreement with Kosovo as an independent state. But Belgrade will demonstrate a good will in the continuation of negotiations, in order to reach a compromise solution.