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Unity of state leadership in continuation of negotiations on Kosovo-Metohija
Belgrade,
25 June 2018
Prime Minister Ana Brnabic stated today that the government will stand by Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and give him full support in further talks on the future of Kosovo-Metohija and added that our country will open two new chapters in negotiations with the EU today.
Answering questions of reporters in Raca on whether she expects that a solution for Kosovo-Metohija will be found any time soon after the resumption of negotiations, Brnabic said that she cannot speak about timeframes, and that there is absolutely no indication as to when and if that can happen at all.
She underlined that the priority is to implement everything that has been agreed on and signed during the Brussels dialogue to date, and most importantly to set up the Community of Serb Municipalities.
In addition, it is important that everyone be open, serious and courageous, as Belgrade and the President Serbia are at this moment so that further dialogue could be even conceived.
She positively assessed the opening of two new chapters, adding that Serbia should focus on reforms and their implementation, and that the number of chapters that are being opened is the thing of the EU.
I believe that we might have done more, but we are where we are. We will go on and we expect that more chapters will be opened by the end of the year, the Prime Minister concluded.
She underlined that the priority is to implement everything that has been agreed on and signed during the Brussels dialogue to date, and most importantly to set up the Community of Serb Municipalities.
In addition, it is important that everyone be open, serious and courageous, as Belgrade and the President Serbia are at this moment so that further dialogue could be even conceived.
She positively assessed the opening of two new chapters, adding that Serbia should focus on reforms and their implementation, and that the number of chapters that are being opened is the thing of the EU.
I believe that we might have done more, but we are where we are. We will go on and we expect that more chapters will be opened by the end of the year, the Prime Minister concluded.
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