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Many problems in Kosovo remain unresolved
Kosovska Mitrovica,
17 February 2012
State Secretary for Kosovo-Metohija Oliver Ivanovic said today that even after four years since the unilateral declaration of independence by Kosovo-Metohija, many problems in the province have remained unresolved.
Ivanovic said in a statement to Radio "Kontact Plus" that the biggest challenge in the future will be social problems in Kosovo-Metohija, adding that the Serbs in the province have a sense of profound political, security and economic hopelessness.
It is time to think about whether we can create conditions through dialogue, regardless of the final status, that Kosovo starts to be treated as a place adequate for investments, said Ivanovic.
It is time to think about whether we can create conditions through dialogue, regardless of the final status, that Kosovo starts to be treated as a place adequate for investments, said Ivanovic.
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