Reaching the agreement in Ohrid, the opposition in Kosovo reacts to Kurti: Fraud, historic loss

The achievement of compliance with the president of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, for the implementation of the Agreement towards the normalization of relations between them, supported by the European Union, has been criticized in Kosovo.

The opposition party in this country, the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) and the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), have criticized Prime Minister Albin Kurti.

The EU stated that although it has not been signed, the agreement was reached between the two parties after a meeting of more than 10 hours that took place on March 18, in Ohrid, North Macedonia.

The chairman of PDK, Memli Krasniqi reacted on "Facebook", where he said that Kurti accepted everything he had promised he would not accept.

"But, beyond his deceptions, our concern remains Kosovo, our citizens and future generations, who, unfortunately, in addition to having lost faith in the perspective offered by Kosovo, will inherit the frozen conflict with Serbia for years. And this is a direct consequence of the mistakes of Albin Kurti, who negotiated and enabled this agreement, which is insufficient for Kosovo and which does not achieve our state and civic goals", said Krasniqi .

The chairman of LDK, Lumir Abdixhiku, also said on Facebook that Prime Minister Kurti's epilogue, as prime minister in the dialogue, is "deception and loss of a historic opportunity".

“Një kauzë politike e rremë – që Kosovës i kushtoi tmerrësisht shumë – përfundoi sonte. Kushtet e vëna, fjalimet e thëna, qëndrimet e dhëna, thjeshtë u zhbënë”, ka thënë ai.

Të dy e kanë përmendur edhe çështjen e njohjes reciproke dhe Asociacionit të komunave me shumicë serbe.

Marrëveshja me 11 nene, e bërë publike më 27 shkurt – pas takimit mes Kurtit dhe Vuçiq atë ditë – nuk e obligon Serbinë që ta njohë Kosovën, por kërkon nga të dyja vendet që t’i pranojnë dokumentet dhe simbolet e njëra-tjetrës, përfshirë: pasaportat, diplomat dhe targat.

It also asks the parties to implement all the agreements reached so far in the dialogue for the normalization of relations, including the one for the formation of the Association of municipalities with a Serbian majority in Kosovo, which the Government in Pristina has rejected until now, on the grounds that it could endanger the functionality of the state.