"Continuation of dialogue doesn't depend on Kurti and Osmani, they don't accept Brussels Agreement"
Dacic stated that the Kurti-Osmani combination has the support of a part of the international community which, as he said, is not too inclined towards dialogue under the auspices of Brussels and they are trying to reach a compromise
President of the Assembly of Serbia Ivica Dacic says that the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina does not depend on Albin Kurti and Vjosa Osmani.
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Commenting on Vjosa Osmani saying that the dialogue should be conducted on an equal footing, Dacic recalled Pristina's position that they do not need dialogue and that dialogue, as far as the Pristina side is concerned, implies only recognition of Kosovo.
"The problem for them is that Belgrade insists on a compromise. What kind of dialogue is that when they say right away that they do not accept the Brussels Agreement," Dacic wondered as he appeared on TV Pink.
He stated that the Kurti-Osmani combination has the support of a part of the international community which, as he said, is not too inclined towards dialogue under the auspices of Brussels and they are trying to reach a compromise.
He added that Belgrade would not respond in kind, but would advocate the principle of regional stability and reconciliation.
"That suits us the most so that we can progress economically and show the constructive role of Serbia," said Dacic.
(Telegraf.rs)