Belgrade-Pristina dialogue to resume in Brussels in the spring? "Non-aggression agreement" on the table
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Pristina government's chief negotiator in the dialogue with Belgrade, Besnik Bislimi, has told Pristina media that representatives of the two sides were discussing "a non-aggression agreement"
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The chief negotiator of the government in Pristina in the dialogue with Belgrade, Besnik Bislimi, says that before the elections in Serbia, announced for April 3, talks will continue under the auspices of the European Union, expecting a meeting between President Aleksandar Vucic and Prime Minister Albin Kurti.
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Besnik Bislimi told Pristina media that representatives of the two sides were discussing "a non-aggression agreement."
According to him, Belgrade "initially refused to discuss this topic, but the EU will call it an agreement on trust between the parties."
Vucic and Kurti have met twice in Brussels so far, without moving closer in their positions.
(Telegraf.rs)