“At the times when it was unthinkable, Rexhepi was able to talk to the Serb political representatives,” said Rada Trajkovic, to RTV KIM.

Although, they used to clash due to different political stances, Trajkovic, leader of the European Movement, said the death of Bajram Rexhepi is a loss to her.

Trajkovic also recalled that Bajram Rexhepi was a prosecution witness in a court trial against Oliver Ivanovic during which “he could accuse, but Rexhepi was not that kind of a man who wanted to set up the evidence or falsely testify against an innocent man.”

Most of the media reported today that Bajram Rexhepi, the first elected Prime Minister of Kosovo, has died at the age of 63 in a hospital in Turkey, after suffering a stroke earlier this year.

Kosovo's President Hashim Thaci, Acting Prime Minister Isa Mustafa, many political and institutional leaders, the U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo Greg Delawie and the U.K. Ambassador Ruairi O'Connell, expressed condolences to Rexhepi's family.