Companies from Kosovo "not exporting to Serbia"

Apart from narcotics which are exported illegally, What legitimate products do the albanians have export anyway?

i'm sure the kalbs will still find ways to import their 'goods' into serbia even with the barricades...

"Three trucks carrying Kosovo's goods passed through the Bela Zemlja crossing near (Kosovska) Kamenica early on Monday. The goods had accompanying documentation of the Republic of Kosovo."

Funny! This spokesperson is stupid enough to even admit that Kosovo violates the new customs agreement! To remind you, the deal was: Everything must be status neutral and doesn't have any reference to the status, for example the word 'Republic'.

What did I say? This blockade infact hurts Albanian companies way more than Serbian ones. Yes some Serbian companies are hit by blockade, but Albanian one have to find more expensive alternatives in Bulgaria and Croatia.

Like I said, if Albanians could find cheaper or for the same price in places other than Serbia, do you not think they would explore those options given the history we have together? There is no reason why K.Albs would do business with Serbs other than sheer necessity.

So good, now we've made life difficult for K.Albs and I personally see this as a success.

So, the hashish, the heroin, the sex slaves and the stolen car parts are not entering Serbia. What's the problem?

Some Serbian newspapers/websites say yes. As usual Serbs have different stories to tell about the same information.

So good, now we've made life difficult for K.Albs and I personally see this as a success.
(Ari Gold, 20 September 2011 18:48)

That's great. Kosovo Albanians are happy, you are happy, let's wait for the N. Kosovo Serbs to be happy, as well, and then everybody will be happy.

If "Kosovo is Serbia," as many posters like to repeat, then what could Serbia possibly be blocking? Goods being sent from Peje to Belgrade, for example, would neither be exported or imported, there would be no customs stamps, and there would be no customs documents. All these terms (import, export, customs stamps, customs documents, customs officials, etc.) sound like the terms used when describing international trade, not domestic...

Some Serbian newspapers/websites say yes. As usual Serbs have different stories to tell about the same information.

i'm sure the kalbs will still find ways to import their 'goods' into serbia even with the barricades...

Apart from narcotics which are exported illegally, What legitimate products do the albanians have export anyway?

What did I say? This blockade infact hurts Albanian companies way more than Serbian ones. Yes some Serbian companies are hit by blockade, but Albanian one have to find more expensive alternatives in Bulgaria and Croatia.

Like I said, if Albanians could find cheaper or for the same price in places other than Serbia, do you not think they would explore those options given the history we have together? There is no reason why K.Albs would do business with Serbs other than sheer necessity.

So good, now we've made life difficult for K.Albs and I personally see this as a success.

"Three trucks carrying Kosovo's goods passed through the Bela Zemlja crossing near (Kosovska) Kamenica early on Monday. The goods had accompanying documentation of the Republic of Kosovo."

Funny! This spokesperson is stupid enough to even admit that Kosovo violates the new customs agreement! To remind you, the deal was: Everything must be status neutral and doesn't have any reference to the status, for example the word 'Republic'.

So, the hashish, the heroin, the sex slaves and the stolen car parts are not entering Serbia. What's the problem?

If "Kosovo is Serbia," as many posters like to repeat, then what could Serbia possibly be blocking? Goods being sent from Peje to Belgrade, for example, would neither be exported or imported, there would be no customs stamps, and there would be no customs documents. All these terms (import, export, customs stamps, customs documents, customs officials, etc.) sound like the terms used when describing international trade, not domestic...

So good, now we've made life difficult for K.Albs and I personally see this as a success.
(Ari Gold, 20 September 2011 18:48)

That's great. Kosovo Albanians are happy, you are happy, let's wait for the N. Kosovo Serbs to be happy, as well, and then everybody will be happy.