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Supporting Serbs from Kosovo to form Community of Serb municipalities
Belgrade,
2 April 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic announced today that she will support the Serbs in Kosovo-Metohija to form the Community of Serb Municipalities in April if Pristina does not want to do so in the manner agreed in the Brussels Agreement.
She added that Belgrade will be stronger than ever to insist on the full implementation of the Brussels Agreement and the establishment of the Community of Serb municipalities, but not as Pristina thinks, but as it was agreed and signed, saying that this cannot be changed without the consent of both parties.
Brnabic also assessed the political nonsense that Kosovo should be present at the European Summit for the Western Balkans in Sofia, announcing that Belgrade, depending on Pristina's move to establish the Community of Serb Municipalities, will decide to participate in that gathering.
Bulgaria is our big partner, and the European Union is our strategic goal. We want good communication and it is in our country's interest to be at this summit, she stressed, with the message that Kosovo cannot be present at this gathering as a state, because it is not possible theoretically.
The European Commission is status neutral, and Kosovo is not a state, but a province within the Republic of Serbia, and the five strong and important EU members also think, the Prime Minister explained.
Serbia's regional stability is very important, and we have the greatest interest in the whole region to maintain it, so that any destabilization would not jeopardise the results achieved in the difficult reforms that we have implemented in the previous period, Brnabic said.
Brnabic also assessed the political nonsense that Kosovo should be present at the European Summit for the Western Balkans in Sofia, announcing that Belgrade, depending on Pristina's move to establish the Community of Serb Municipalities, will decide to participate in that gathering.
Bulgaria is our big partner, and the European Union is our strategic goal. We want good communication and it is in our country's interest to be at this summit, she stressed, with the message that Kosovo cannot be present at this gathering as a state, because it is not possible theoretically.
The European Commission is status neutral, and Kosovo is not a state, but a province within the Republic of Serbia, and the five strong and important EU members also think, the Prime Minister explained.
Serbia's regional stability is very important, and we have the greatest interest in the whole region to maintain it, so that any destabilization would not jeopardise the results achieved in the difficult reforms that we have implemented in the previous period, Brnabic said.
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