UNMIK sends Samardžić plan to UN

The UN Mission in Kosovo has sent the Serbian government's Kosovo proposal to its New York headquarters. The plan, setting out "agreed and functional separation of Serbs and Kosovo Albanians" in the southern province, is now at the UN, UNMIK spokesman Gyorgy Kakuk told Tanjug Saturday. UNMIK sends Samardzic plan to UN "UNMIK cannot make any decisions on this proposal and has sent the entire text to New York. They will have to decide and advise UNMIK how to react," Kakuk said. He added that the proposal had been sent to New York last week and that "he did not know the exact date when an answer from the UN headquarters would follow". It is upon New York to decide, he said and added that the "procedure had been observed". Minister for Kosovo Slobodan Samardzic explained yesterday to the daily Politika that the government had proposed to UNMIK an agreement on the functional separation of Serbs and Kosovo Albanians in the province.

UNMIK sends Samardžić plan to UN

"UNMIK cannot make any decisions on this proposal and has sent the entire text to New York. They will have to decide and advise UNMIK how to react," Kakuk said.

He added that the proposal had been sent to New York last week and that "he did not know the exact date when an answer from the UN headquarters would follow".

It is upon New York to decide, he said and added that the "procedure had been observed".

Minister for Kosovo Slobodan Samardžić explained yesterday to the daily Politika that the government had proposed to UNMIK an agreement on the functional separation of Serbs and Kosovo Albanians in the province.