Officials: Talks to shift from technical to political issues

Belgrade team chief Borislav Stefanović and Serbian president’s advisor Marko Đurić agree the talks need to shift its focus from technical to political issues.

Izvor: Tanjug

Saturday, 23.06.2012.

11:47

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Belgrade team chief Borislav Stefanovic and Serbian president’s advisor Marko Djuric agree the talks need to shift its focus from technical to political issues. “We know what we agreed in Brussels, but this is being abused now,” Stefanovic said and noted that there were two major problems in the implementation of the agreements, the first being freedom of movement and the second that of regional presentation. Officials: Talks to shift from technical to political issues Noting that the new government of Serbia needed to urgently adopt a new decree on license plates which would prevent Pristina from taking plates away, he told Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) that Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic would get the support to demonstrate his care for Kosovo in action. Djuric said that competent bodies should pay close attention so as to avoid any gesture that could contribute to either implicit or explicit recognition of Kosovo. When asked why certain matters were seen differently in Belgrade, Pristina and Brussels, Djuric noted that the agreements reached so far covered too many flexible paragraphs which give ground to different interpretations. Borislav Stefanovic (Tanjug, file) Tanjug

Officials: Talks to shift from technical to political issues

Noting that the new government of Serbia needed to urgently adopt a new decree on license plates which would prevent Priština from taking plates away, he told Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) that Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić would get the support to demonstrate his care for Kosovo in action.

Đurić said that competent bodies should pay close attention so as to avoid any gesture that could contribute to either implicit or explicit recognition of Kosovo.

When asked why certain matters were seen differently in Belgrade, Priština and Brussels, Đurić noted that the agreements reached so far covered too many flexible paragraphs which give ground to different interpretations.

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