Kosovo minister calls for peace, dialogue

Minister for Kosovo Goran Bogdanovic called for reconciliation between Serbs and Albanians in Kosovo. He said that dialogue is the only way to solve all of Kosovo’s problems. Kosovo minister calls for peace, dialogue Bogdanovic visited Gorazdevac, where Serbs celebrated the villages Saint Day, and the minister was the village’s guest of honor at the celebration. “I want to call on Albanians to accept an honest offering of reconciliation with their Serb neighbors. There has been enough friction and arguing. Serbia is ready for dialogue and talks, to solve all problems that exist on this territory. At the same time, Serbia is not ready to disown any part of its territory,” he said. Bogdanovic also gave the Milena company from central Kosovo a loan worth RSD 4.7mn to open its factory in Gorazdevac. Socialist Party of Serbia officials Branko Ruzic and Dejan Radenkovic accompanied Bogdanovic on his visit to the village. They said that the local self-administration there that is being financed by the Serbian government is expected to offer more help to the local citizens. There are about 1,000 Serbs living in Gorazdevac. According to locals, they made sure that their telephone services were not cut off in the actions of the Kosovo government in which all Telekom Srbija networks in central Kosovo were shut down and disabled.

Kosovo minister calls for peace, dialogue

Bogdanović visited Goraždevac, where Serbs celebrated the villages Saint Day, and the minister was the village’s guest of honor at the celebration.

“I want to call on Albanians to accept an honest offering of reconciliation with their Serb neighbors. There has been enough friction and arguing. Serbia is ready for dialogue and talks, to solve all problems that exist on this territory. At the same time, Serbia is not ready to disown any part of its territory,” he said.

Bogdanović also gave the Milena company from central Kosovo a loan worth RSD 4.7mn to open its factory in Goraždevac.

Socialist Party of Serbia officials Branko Ružić and Dejan Radenković accompanied Bogdanović on his visit to the village.

They said that the local self-administration there that is being financed by the Serbian government is expected to offer more help to the local citizens.

There are about 1,000 Serbs living in Goraždevac. According to locals, they made sure that their telephone services were not cut off in the actions of the Kosovo government in which all Telekom Srbija networks in central Kosovo were shut down and disabled.