Liaison officer explains he'll have no office

No liaison offices will be opened in either Belgrade or Priština, nor will anything have “Republic of Kosovo” written in its title, says Dejan Pavićević.

Izvor: Danas

Tuesday, 12.02.2013.

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BELGRADE No liaison offices will be opened in either Belgrade or Pristina, nor will anything have “Republic of Kosovo” written in its title, says Dejan Pavicevic. "All agreements have status neutrality as a prerequisite. We are speaking about 'Belgrade' and 'Pristina' only, to avoid anything that could jeopardize the status neutrality,” newly appointed Belgrade's liaison officer in Pristina told Belgrade-based daily Danas. Liaison officer explains he'll have no office "All agreements have status neutrality as a prerequisite. We are speaking about 'Belgrade' and 'Pristina' only, to avoid anything that could jeopardize the status neutrality,” Pavicevic said for Belgrade-based daily Danas. According to Pavicevic, a liaison officer is “just one person, not a delegation,” and therefore no office will be established. Pavicevic stated that Pristina's liaison officer will sit in the building of the EU Delegation in Belgrade, while he, as Belgrade's representative, will work in the office of EU Special Representative in Kosovo Samuel Zbogar. When it comes to the duties and daily tasks of liaison officers, Pavicevic said that they still have to be defined, but the activities will basically boil down to “communication on a daily basis and monitoring the implementation of the agreements reached in Brussels.” Danas Tanjug

Liaison officer explains he'll have no office

"All agreements have status neutrality as a prerequisite. We are speaking about 'Belgrade' and 'Priština' only, to avoid anything that could jeopardize the status neutrality,” Pavićević said for Belgrade-based daily Danas.

According to Pavićević, a liaison officer is “just one person, not a delegation,” and therefore no office will be established.

Pavićević stated that Priština's liaison officer will sit in the building of the EU Delegation in Belgrade, while he, as Belgrade's representative, will work in the office of EU Special Representative in Kosovo Samuel Zbogar.

When it comes to the duties and daily tasks of liaison officers, Pavićević said that they still have to be defined, but the activities will basically boil down to “communication on a daily basis and monitoring the implementation of the agreements reached in Brussels.”

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