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Mediator asked to offer solution to issue of telecommunications
Belgrade,
19 April 2011
Head of the Serbian negotiating team in the dialogue with the provisional institutions of self-government in Pristina Borislav Stefanovic said today that Belgrade and Pristina agreed that mediator Robert Cooper should come up with recommendations on matters of telecommunications, which could not be agreed on during the negotiations Brussels.
Stefanovic told the Tanjug news agency that an agreement was reached to ask Coopper to come up with a proposal which could be discussed.
That would be a compromise solution which would then discussed by Belgrade and Pristina.
We expect the proposal to be a combination of interests of both sides, said Stefanovic and announced that the next meeting between Belgrade and Pristina will be held in mid-May.
That would be a compromise solution which would then discussed by Belgrade and Pristina.
We expect the proposal to be a combination of interests of both sides, said Stefanovic and announced that the next meeting between Belgrade and Pristina will be held in mid-May.
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