Edita Tahiri, Minister for dialogue of the Kosovo government, said for Kallxo.com that the issue of Kosovo assets was never discussed in the meetings between the Kosovar and Serbian parties in Brussels.

“Such issue was not opened at the meeting of the prime ministers either. Our position on the Ujman/Gazivoda issue, respectively on all Kosovo assets is that we do not discuss them with anyone under any circumstances,” said Tahiri.

Belgrade and Pristina could already today, during the new round of dialogue in Brussels, reach an agreement or significant shift with regard to the telephone code for Kosovo and operation of  ‘Telekom’ in the southern Serbian province, learned Novosti. Solution, over which our side and the EU have agreed, is that our side applies for another international telephone code, which would be ceded to Pristina, whereas Kosovo officials should find legal solution in order the Serbian operator ‘Telekom’ is supplied with the license for mobile and land line telephon

Kosovo’s Deputy Minister of Justice, Lirak Celaj, reported on Monday to the Committee on the Rights and Interests of Communities and Returns on the structure of judges and prosecutors in the judicial system.

The government of Kosovo has issued a press release which informs that Minister for dialogue, Edita Tahiri, met during her visit in Brussels with the officials of the European Union. The focus of their discussions was acceleration on implementing all the agreements reached in the Brussels dialogue. She met with Anna-Maria Eleni Boura, Special adviser for the dialogue from the Office of the EU High Representative, Frederica Mogherini, as well as with Nicholas Cendrowics and Alexis Hupin, facilitators of different fields of the dialogue.