Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj said that the local authorities in the Medvedja municipality, in the south of central Serbia, invited him to visit the place and he added that he was ready to visit both Presevo and Belgrade also if invited and if his visit had a protocol, writes today Belgrade based tabloid Kurir.
"Pristina and Belgrade can easily agree about an exchange of territories," Ivica Dačić has said - according to an Albanian language news agency from Preševo.
Blic reports that Serbian foreign minister Ivica Dačić claimed that the statement attributed to him by Presheva Jone was a fabrication.
Head of the UN Mission in Kosovo Farid Zarif met today in Belgrade director of the Serbian Government Office for Kosovo Marko Djuric. The two officials are reported to have discussed the situation in Kosovo, developments in the north, Pristina-Belgrade dialogue and Kosovo’s membership in UNESCO. Djuric said that Serbia’s vital interests rest on Kosovo’s stability, normalization of relations between Belgrade and Pristina, and improvement of the Serb community’s position in Kosovo. Djuric also expressed the position of Belgrade authorities against Kosovo’s membership in UNESCO.