PRISTINA, March 5 /ATA/ – The EU Special Representative for the Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue and other Western Balkan regional issues, Miroslav Lajčák, met Tuesday with Kosovo’s Deputy Prime Minister and chief negotiator in the EU-facilitated normalization dialogue with Serbia, Besnik Bislimi, Radio Free Europe said.
The EU diplomat called on Kosovo and Serbia to start implementation of the framework agreement, saying this is in best interest of everyone.
Speaking to reporters after talks with Kosovo’s chief negotiator in the dialogue process with Serbia, Lajčák said that today’s meeting in Pristina also focused on the ban of the Serbian dinar in the country.
“It is a long list of issues we discussed today, but the most important is the implementation of the Basic Agreement. It is in everyone’s interest to see faster progress in this direction,” Lajčák told reporters in Pristina.
In a message posted on social media, the EU Envoy provided details of the meeting and said the issue of dialogue was one of the main topics.
“In Kosovo for an important and detailed discussion on the Dialogue with First DPM Bislimi Besnik. Stressed the need to implement the Agreement on the Path to Normalisation without delay and addressed urgent issues affecting the Dialogue. Agreed to continue our discussion soon,” Lajčák wrote in his message.
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