From the praise of the EU and US officials on account of the recent visit of Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, to Serbia, despite Rama’s statement in the middle of Belgrade that "Kosovo's independence is a reality," could be understood that the (un) diplomatic incident will not jeopardize the continued political dialogue Belgrade and Pristina.

Moreover, the British Ambassador in Pristina, Ian Cliff warned yesterday that without the continuation of dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade, the security of the region will come into question.

Kosovo Foreign Minister, Enver Hoxhaj, said in an interview for the leading Slovakian paper Pravda that Serbia has already recognised reality of an independent Kosovo. With regards to his visit to Belgrade in October, Hoxhaj said that the presence of a Kosovo foreign minister in a conference of regional’s chiefs of diplomacy is a natural step in improvement of relations between Belgrade and Pristina. “It was an informal meeting but I nevertheless received an invitation like all the rest.

Serbia and Argentina are having friendly relations and joint standpoints over many issues, including Kosovo, reads a conclusion from a celebration on the occasion of the 86th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between two countries.

“The historical relations between our two countries have never been interrupted and Argentina always stood by Serbia,” said Argentinean Ambassador to Serbia Ricardo Fernandez.

Aleksandar Jablanovic, leader of the Serbian List, stated that Serb Association of Municipalities (ASK) will be established immediately after the creation of the new Government of Kosovo and added that the association will have serious competencies.

BELGRADE -- Serbian Economy Minister Željko Sertić says Albania in September passed a law limiting imports of drugs and medications of all types produced in Serbia.

According to Halil Matoshi, the political leadership of Serbia is trying to remain in power by monopolizing the saying “Kosovo is Serbia.” By lying Serbs the political elite has started to believe its own lie.

BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic stated that Serbia has shown its best face concerning the visit of Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama and that tensions have indeed increased but this will not jeopardise the stability, and added that the desired progress in mutual relations has not been achieved.

Director of the Office for Kosovo and Metohija, Marko Djuric says the statement of the President of the Albanian government Edi Rama on Kosovo’s independence will not change the road of Serbia to stability in the region

In the RTS morning program, Marko Djuric said that Serbia will not stray from the road of reforms that it started.

Djuric said that the Rama's statement is "his identity card," and that is falls within the category of statements that are intended to provoke.

Sources of lapsi.al claim that Serbian authorities are concerned about the situation in Preshevo, after the press conference of the two Prime Ministers.
Rama’s live statement was followed by hundreds of Albanians there, and felt enthusiastic when Rama stated that independent Kosovo is an irreversible reality. A Serb Minister headed for Presevo to see the situation from close, a day before Prime Minister Rama's visit there. Authorities fair eventual incident.