Explanation sought of UN chief's reported statement

Serbia's UN mission requested an explanation from the Office of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon about his alleged statement mentioning the Ahtisaari plan.

Izvor: Tanjug

Tuesday, 20.09.2011.

10:04

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Serbia's UN mission requested an explanation from the Office of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon about his alleged statement mentioning the Ahtisaari plan. According to a press release issued on Monday by the Kosovo Albanian authorities in Pristina, Ban noted that the plan "offered the best options for the Serb community in Kosovo" Explanation sought of UN chief's reported statement Kosovo President Atifeta Jahjaga announced Monday that during his meeting with Jahjaga and Kosovo's Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, Ban stated Belgrade and Pristina should settle their issues through dialogue and that Ahtissari's plan offered the best options for the Serb community. Serbia's Ambassador to the UN Feodor Starcevic told Tanjug it was true that Jahjaga met Ban on Sunday, but that the secretary general's words during the meeting were not known, since there had not been any announcements about it from the UN headquarters. Ban Ki-moon held talks with representatives of Kosovo's authorities on the situation in northern Kosovo and the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and on the occasion called for restraint and solving problems through dialogue, the UN told Tanjug news agency on Monday. The UN secretary general's office did not say whether the meeting touched on the Ahtisaari plan. The plan for Kosovo's supervised independence was drawn by a former UN envoy, but was never adopted by the Security Council, and was rejected by Belgrade. (file)

Explanation sought of UN chief's reported statement

Kosovo President Atifeta Jahjaga announced Monday that during his meeting with Jahjaga and Kosovo's Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, Ban stated Belgrade and Priština should settle their issues through dialogue and that Ahtissari's plan offered the best options for the Serb community.

Serbia's Ambassador to the UN Feodor Starčević told Tanjug it was true that Jahjaga met Ban on Sunday, but that the secretary general's words during the meeting were not known, since there had not been any announcements about it from the UN headquarters.

Ban Ki-moon held talks with representatives of Kosovo's authorities on the situation in northern Kosovo and the dialogue between Belgrade and Priština and on the occasion called for restraint and solving problems through dialogue, the UN told Tanjug news agency on Monday.

The UN secretary general's office did not say whether the meeting touched on the Ahtisaari plan.

The plan for Kosovo's supervised independence was drawn by a former UN envoy, but was never adopted by the Security Council, and was rejected by Belgrade.

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