Izvor: N1 televizija, 08.Nov.2018, 16:46 (ažurirano 02.Apr.2020.)
Croatian envoy in Pristina: Zagreb against border correction
Marija Kapitanovic, the Croatian ambassador to Pristina, said on Thursday Zagreb did not support any border correction between Pristina and Belgrade since that, in her opinion, would not contribute to the regional security, but would open additional issues instead, the Beta news agency reported.
“As far as the border correction is concerned, we, having lived a difficult past, don’t think it is the best possible solution,” she told the Zeri daily in an interview.
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She referred to the 1990s war in Croatia during which the rebel Serbs held over 20 percent of the republic’s territory with an idea to join it to Serbia as a part of “Greater Serbia” plan.
Speaking about the visa liberalisation for Kosovo’s nationals, Kapitanovic said the consultations among the European Union member states were going on, but could not specify whether the Kosovars would soon be able to travel through the Schengen zone without visas.
She also complained about the lack of transparency in public calls for investments and public procurement procedures in Kosovo.
Kapitanovic said the potential Croatian investors in Kosovo “though meeting all criteria are excluded from the competitions without a clear explanation.”
Mogherini meets Vucic, Thaci in Brussels
Izvor: N1 televizija, 08.Nov.2018
European Union High Representative Federica Mogherini had a meeting with the Presidents of Serbia and Kosovo, Aleksandar Vucic and Hashim Thaci after holding separate meetings with them in Brussels on Thursday... All three meetings were part of the dialogue under EU mediation to reach an agreement on...
