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Frozen conflict not solution for Kosovo-Metohija
Smederevo,
20 June 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that a long-term solution to the normalisation of relations with Pristina is in the interest of Serbia, but also of all Serbs and non-Albanians in Kosovo-Metohija, rather than a frozen conflict.
Answering to questions of reporters in Smederevo, Brnabic said that normalisation would mean a long-term stability and safety of inhabitants of the province, but also the stability of the region.
At this moment it seems to me that Serbia is the only one ready for compromise, the Prime Minister underlined and added that not everything should be placed under the slogan Kosovo is Serbia and that we should be open to compromise.
She specified that compromise means not going to any of the extremes and also that we have to abandon our conformity opinions.
Brnabic said that she does not believe that Serbia will ever recognise the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo, adding that Kosovo is Serbia, but we should discuss a long-term normalisation of relations with Pristina.
Speaking about the preparation of a new media strategy, the Prime Minister expressed the hope that the new working group will hold the first meeting next week, and added that she will continue to speak with media associations.
At this moment it seems to me that Serbia is the only one ready for compromise, the Prime Minister underlined and added that not everything should be placed under the slogan Kosovo is Serbia and that we should be open to compromise.
She specified that compromise means not going to any of the extremes and also that we have to abandon our conformity opinions.
Brnabic said that she does not believe that Serbia will ever recognise the unilaterally declared independence of Kosovo, adding that Kosovo is Serbia, but we should discuss a long-term normalisation of relations with Pristina.
Speaking about the preparation of a new media strategy, the Prime Minister expressed the hope that the new working group will hold the first meeting next week, and added that she will continue to speak with media associations.
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