Director of the Department for Public Communication at the Kosovo Ministry for Diaspora Lorik Pustina wrote on his Twitter account that “Sava Janjic should be declared 'persona non grata’ in Kosovo.  Pustina believes that it should be done because of "spreading ethnic hatred and intolerance." In a separate tweet, this official of the Kosovo government has also requested cease of all negotiations with Serbia.

After the rejection of Kosovo's admission to UNESCO, Abbot of Visoki Decani Sava Janjic said that it is not the time for emotions, but for a dialogue establishment. As he said, now is the time for serious work on a possible dialogue adding that those people who refuse dialogue don’t have good intentions. "If you ask me who won I will give you a clear answer - the chance for a fair dialogue and confidence-building won, not political pressure," said Janjic on Twitter.

The abbot of Visoki Decani monastery has said that countries that support Kosovo's UNESCO membership do so "for the sake of settling political interests, considering the fact Kosovo had to recognize the court for the crimes of the KLA and the Community/ Association of Serb municipalities. In an interview given to daily Politika, Janjic stressed that it was "completely unjust for all Serb shrines and spiritual heritage to become collateral damage."

Abbot of Visoki Decani Monastery Sava Janjic believes that talks on Kosovo's admission to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, should be postponed, because Kosovo has not demonstrated political maturity. He stressed that proposal of Executive board to admit Kosovo in UNESCO is the result of political decisions.

Abbot of monastery Visoki Decani Sava Janjic has said that Pristina's membership in UNESCO would be very dangerous for the Serb cultural heritage. "It is a very dangerous situation in which the future of our heritage, of our entity and all that we have comes under a big question mark," said Janjic.

Abbot of Visoki Decani Monastery Father Sava (Janjic) has condemned the position of the SANU president Dr. Vladimir Kostic, who stated that "at this moment the only political wisdom is in which way, with elements of dignity, Serbs should leave Kosovo."

Kosovo's President and Prime Minister paid a goodwill visit to the monastery of Visoki Decani on Orthodox Christmas in a fresh attempt to bridge differences between Kosovo's Albanians and Serbs.

Kosovo's new Prime Minister, Isa Mustafa, called for unity between the country’s two main ethnic groups during a visit with President Atifete Jahjaga to the Serbian Orthodox monastery of Visoki Decani on Wednesday.

DECANI - Director of the Serbian government’s Office for Kosovo-Metohija Marko Djuric and Visoki Decani Monastery abbot Sava Janjic Monday expressed gratitude to the KFOR commander, Italian Major General Francesco Paolo Figliuolo for sending soldiers to increase the security around the monastery after its facilities and gates had been sprayed with threatening graffiti celebrating the Islamic State and calling for the creation of a Worldwide Caliphate.

Serb National Council (SNV) of northern Kosovo and Metohija, pointed out that the statement of the Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, (that Serbia should formally recognize Kosovo as soon as possible, what will be better for Serbia and entire region) presents a threat and campaign of Greater Albania.