Hoxhaj, Fajon discuss visa liberalisation for Kosovo (Telegrafi)
Young people are not our future, but our present (EWB)
While I’m at the Gare de Paris Est station, waiting for the train to Strasbourg, where the final plenary session of the European Parliamant before the summer break is about to happen, I am trying to summarize the impressions from the Civil Society Forum held today in Paris, as a part of the summit of the Western Balkans region.
Setback on Kosovo Visas Blamed on Border Deal Delay (Balkan Insight)
Tanja Fajon said she had expected a swifter reaction from Kosovo, 10 months after the two governments' ministers inked the agreement.
Fajon announces ambitious visa liberalisation plan for Kosovo (RTK)
Tanja Fajon nominated rapporteur for visas for Kosovo (RTKlive)
Tanja Fajon, who was also Rapporteur for visa liberalization for Western Balkans, was nominated Rapporteur for visa liberalization for Kosovo. She will be preparing the report which will be initially discussed and voted at the Parliamentary Commission then at the plenary session of the European Parliament.
Even though Kosovo has a strong support of the European Parliament MPs, the procedure requires time and it is not easy to foresee how long it will take.
Mustafa meets EU delegation (Koha Ditore)
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, hosted today a meeting with the European Parliament delegation, which will participate at the meeting of the EU-Kosovo Parliamentary Commission for the Stabilization Association Agreement (SAA). A press release issued by the Office of the Prime Minister informs that the EU delegation lead by Tonino Picula, is comprised of Ulrike Lunacek, Dubravka Suica, Tanja Fajon, Jozo Rados, Georgios Kyrtsos and Julie Ward.