The foreign police chief contacted the EU on Kosovo and Serbia are implementing a bloc-backed deal to normalize relations between the two neighbors.
Josep Borrell’s remarks came after main negotiators of Belgrade and Pristina for the dialogue, Petar Beković and Psnik Biseljimi respectively, met in Brussels on Tuesday.
Serbia and Kosovo made compliance with the agreement on the path normalization and its appendix. The European Union expects both to honor all obligations from it and start to implement soon As possible, Burrell said on Twitter.
The parties must avoid No escalation. translation of Their commitments to their European paths continue. added.
Last week, local Serbs vehicles He was set on fire in Northern Kosovo, apparently over the issue of Kosovar license plates.
Police said five were parked vehicles They belonged to the Serbs set on fire by a person or persons unknown.
Belgrade’s chief negotiator Petkovic told reporters on Tuesday that the two sides had reached an agreement on Advertising on missing persons.
Burrell welcomed B development.
The agreement they reached on Text on Advertising on Missing during a meeting of the chief negotiators yesterday is a first step. We will endorse it at the level of leaders at the level next I will hold a high-level meeting.”
It was Tuesday’s meeting first Since Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and Kosovar Prime Minister Albin Kurti reached an agreement on how To implement the agreement backed by the European Union in the last round of talks on March 18th in North Macedonia.
The European Union requires Kosovo and Serbia to reach a final agreement f resolve disputes to progress in their integration into the cluster.
Most UN member states, including the US, UK, France, Germany and Turkey, have recognized Kosovo as a separate country after it declared independence from Serbia 15 years ago. But Serbia continues to consider it as its territory.
