The European Union established a joint mechanism to supervise the Ohrid Agreement between Serbia and Kosovo to normalize relations.
foreign European Union policy President Josep Borrell office He said that the mechanism had been established to supervise implementation of Agreement facilitated by the European Union as facilitator of Dialogue Belgrade – Pristina.
The EU Special Representative will chair the Joint Monitoring Committee for the dialogue Operation and Other Territorial Affairs of the Western Balkans, Miroslav Lajác.
Kosovo will be represented by Ambassador Agron Bajrami in Brussels and chief negotiator Petar Petkovic for Serbia.
The committee will meet regularly in Brussels and job descriptions will be specified on May 2 at a meeting.
Serbia and Kosovo reached an agreement on Feb 27 to sign Proposal to normalize relations after the meeting in Brussels.
The agreement came after 12 hours of Talks between Albanian Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic and officials from the European Union.
The two parties later agreed on how to carry out the transaction in the last round of talks on March 18th in North Macedonia.
The 11-point agreement requires that the parties stick together good Neighborhood relations and getting to know each other’s documents such as passports and license plates.
Launched in 2011, the EU-led Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue aims to find a mutually acceptable solution for disputes in the framework of Legally binding agreement.
The European Union calls for Kosovo and Serbia to reach a conclusion final agreement f resolve disputes for 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. Serbia, however, still considers it its territory.
