Belgrade based news agency Beta reports that Prime Minister of Serbia Ana Brnabic reacted today and told Serbian media that that Germany's foreign minister did not bring with him a proposal "for resolving Belgrade-Pristina relations."

"Gabriel did not bring any document. We talked about the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and normalization of relations. Serbia was the first to demonstrate responsibility through internal dialogue (on Kosovo)," she said.

Brnabic added that a future legally binding agreement between Belgrade and Pristina - demanded by the EU - is an issue that is "in the exclusive competence of the Serbian authorities."

Speaking to reporters during a visit to a Belgrade hospital, the prime minister said that dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina was discussed with Gabriel, and that he was "interested in what the Serbian Government plans to do."

Earlier, Beta quoted a Pristina-based Albanian language website, gazetaexpress.com, that said that Gabriel had brought a proposal of the agreement to Belgrade and Pristina, that would have Serbia "accept Kosovo's independence without formally recognizing it," reported Serbian media.