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Normal life made possible in Kosovo through dialogue, various solutions
Belgrade,
10 January 2015
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic stated today that Serbia has recognised life in Kosovo-Metohija and that no one should ask for more from our country because that is a red line that will not be crossed.
In an interview for today's edition of the daily "Blic", Vucic said that with dialogue and various solutions a normal life in Kosovo-Metohija has been made possible. The citizens can now move and work there freely, irrespectively of political relations.
He stated that for Kosovo-Metohija and everything else it is necessary to have a "cool head" because, as he said, Kosovo-Metohija has been lost several times because of a "hot heart".
However, as he explained, it is unacceptable that anyone "forces a sovereign state to recognise a violent secession of a part of its territory".
According to him, no one has asked anything similar from Serbia and therefore any attempt to answer that question would only take us to an unnecessary gap.
The Prime Minister reiterated that citizens will live better, but that everyone must work more and be patient.
The things will get better. We are doing all this so that the situation could be better by the end of this year, and next year even better, Vucic stated.
He stated that for Kosovo-Metohija and everything else it is necessary to have a "cool head" because, as he said, Kosovo-Metohija has been lost several times because of a "hot heart".
However, as he explained, it is unacceptable that anyone "forces a sovereign state to recognise a violent secession of a part of its territory".
According to him, no one has asked anything similar from Serbia and therefore any attempt to answer that question would only take us to an unnecessary gap.
The Prime Minister reiterated that citizens will live better, but that everyone must work more and be patient.
The things will get better. We are doing all this so that the situation could be better by the end of this year, and next year even better, Vucic stated.
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