The technical dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina continues in Brussels. The Belgrade delegation will be led by the director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric, reports Radio Television Serbia (RTS).

The topics of discussion, which will last for two days, will be the implementation of the achieved agreements on the Community/Association of Serb Municipalities (ZSO), freedom of movement, integrated administration of administrative crossings, justice, and energy.

Kosovo Minister of Local-Governance and Administration, Ivan Todosijevic and USAID Assistant Director for Europe and Asia, Brock Bierman signed yesterday an agreement on LEGO project, worth 12 million euros encompassing 14 municipalities in Kosovo, out of it 10 with the Serb-majority, RTV Puls reported.

The project aims to strengthen capacities of the municipalities, participation of communities in decision-making and managing the institutions. The project will last five years.

Kosovo Minister for Local Governance and Administration, Ivan Todosijevic and Head of UNMIK’s Office for Community Support, Leonid Markaryan discussed today functioning of local self-governance and municipal structures responsible for the protection of community rights.

Appointments of deputy mayors for communities and the role of the local municipal offices for communities in Kosovo were also discussed. Todosijevic highlighted support UNMIK offers in the protection of community rights as very significant.

RTK2 reports that, in the new Kosovo government led by Ramush Haradinaj, the Serbian list should receive three ministries.

According to RTK2, the Serbian List will have the Minister of Local Government and Administration, and headed by Ivan Teodosijević, who performed the same function before the elections.

Serbian List will have a Minister of Returns, and this should be Dalibor Jevtić, who in the previous two mandates held this post.